Sentence examples for commitment to sue from inspiring English sources
Gilbert attempts to articulate the sense of directedness in terms of ownership: Jack's contralateral commitment to Sue to walk at the appropriate pace entails that Sue is owed, and in a sense owns, the relevant performance on Jack's part (Gilbert 2008, 497).
Thus, Jack has a contralateral commitment-to-Sue to walk in a way that is compatible with their walking together.
Officials in the St . Louis CountyCounselor's Office have made similar agreements to drop charges in exchange for commitments not to sue in at least two other cases.
Google itself has a history of being against patent trolling behavior, in general, having earlier this year come out against patent trolls with the launch of its Open Patent Non-Assertion (OPN) Pledge, a commitment to not sue any "user, distributor or developer of open-source software on specified patents, unless first attacked".
He implies that an order for the subsidiary to sue on its debt commitment letters is appropriate, acknowledges that in the case at hand such an order on specific performance of the equity commitment letter is barred by the Providence guarantee, and mulls an order that would require the subsidiary seek out other private equity buyers to fulfill the equity commitment.
In New Mexico, the state Supreme Court allowed a gay couple to sue a photographer who refused to photograph their commitment ceremony.
Lawyers threatened to sue.
