Sentence examples for bitter litigation from inspiring English sources

The proposed settlement comes after two and a half years of bitter litigation over conditions at the hospital.

You can foresee a period of bitter litigation between those sides that would have implications for everyone".

Deemed far too expensive, the contract was cancelled by the incoming government of Sali Berisha, and became the subject of bitter litigation.

This week, city, state, federal and N.A.A.C.P. officials announced a tentative settlement that seeks to end the bitter litigation and federal intervention.

The fate of wolves has been the subject of bitter litigation since they were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park in 1995.

Mr. Cassano's appearance before the presiding judge, Nicholas G. Garaufis, comes amid bitter litigation in which the city was found to have discriminated against minority candidates through the statistical effects of two prior entrance exams, in 1999 and 2002.

For the past three years the two companies have been involved in bitter civil litigation, eBay successfully arguing that Craigslist used underhand methods to dilute its shareholding.

In every single case I had, when the case was over and the workforce was integrated, no matter how bitter the litigation had been, the companies would confide in me that their workforces after "affirmative action" were stronger, more competitive, more productive.

It is to rid myself of the aftertaste of winter baseball news — the bitter flavor of money, litigation, and failed imagination.

But while a scorched-earth litigation process to the bitter end may make sense to the lawyers and the campaign officials, does it make sense for the nation?

It was soon followed by litigation that became so bitter that the Manhattan Housing Court judge originally assigned to the case withdrew in 1980 after the collapse of a settlement he had arranged, saying that the two sides "deserved each other".