Sentence examples for be suing to from inspiring English sources

For one thing, given the jump in stock prices, filing a lawsuit will technically be suing to invalidate rules that seem to have created billions of dollars of shareholder value for the broadband providers.

"There's no question that we're going to be suing to stop this," said Michael McKee, associate director of the New York State Tenants and Neighbors Coalition, which represents 17,000 individuals and 144 affiliated groups.

For one thing, given the jump in stock prices, filing a lawsuit will technically be suing to invalidate rules that seem to have created billions of dollars of shareholder value for the broadband providers.

"Along with our partners, Massachusetts fought for years to put this rule in place, and we will be suing to protect the Clean Power Plan from the climate change deniers in this administration who are trying to move us backwards," Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey said in a statement Monday.

Then in September 2013, at the time of McDowell's wedding in the Bahamas from which he was noticeably absent, the world number one announced he would be suing to nullify his Horizon contract.

Gen. Jeff Sessions announced the federal government would be suing to block them.

She worked in secret and had to be sued to disclose the details.

Could digital currencies be sued to replace or partially replace regular currencies in circulation?

It may also be sued to cover the cost of materials to develop a test project.

The problems that have been warmly discussed in many online communities include: 1) Could digital currencies be sued to replace or partially replace regular currencies in circulation?

Others need to be sued to get it".