Sentence examples for calling for litigation from inspiring English sources

Opponents quickly outlined a multi-pronged battle plan calling for litigation, political pressure and demonstrations aimed at derailing construction of the project, intended to deliver more than 800,000 barrels of oil per day from Canada to Nebraska. .

One of the strongest critics of the company, Mr. Kennard called for a litigation cease-fire in light of the appeals court decision, but added, "The tragedy here is that by welshing on its promise to pay the U.S. government, NextWave could walk away with billions".

The letters did not call for any litigation or legislation if the companies declined to institute a tobacco ban.

She said the legislation seemed to anticipate litigation, calling for special judges to be added to the state Commonwealth Court, presumably to handle new flows of cases against local governments.

By increasing litigation over employee status, some in the business community are calling for a third category of worker that fits in between employee and independent contractor status.

The biggest Swiss names are dogged by litigation and calls for more capital just as costs are rising and margins falling.

Because of its history of needless partisan litigation, we call for the Legal Services Corporation to return to its original purpose of providing legal aid to the indigent, rather than pursuing political causes and agendas.

A high risk of litigation would call for formalization and standardization, leading firms closer to the managerial governance configuration.

"However, it calls for a speedy resolution of this litigation".

A dispute over a significant contract may call for the costlier but more thorough litigation process, he said, while smaller contracts with consumers do not.

Mr. Bredesen, a Democrat, said he called for the review because of "deficiencies with our written procedures" found during preparation for litigation over legal injections.