Sentence examples for consider litigation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Zetsche said he would consider litigation against other Chinese knockoffs.
Local chapters of the American Civil Liberties Union and the National Lawyers Guild, which have been meeting with the police about protesters, said they would consider litigation if a protest area were not in legal boundaries.
The next day, Oracle said that a hearing scheduled for July 16 in Delaware Chancery Court to consider litigation regarding its bid for PeopleSoft had been indefinitely postponed while it responded to the Justice Department request.
Appeals Officers perform research, hear arguments and consider litigation hazards.
Administrators of Lehman's London arm are considering litigation against its erstwhile parent.It is frustratingly hard to say how much value for money these professionals provide.
"I'm outraged," said Mr. Fitzgerald, whose fund may be hiring a lawyer and is considering litigation for the first time ever.
The Giampiccolos are considering litigation against Tarrytown on the ground that it required the mercury test, even though safer alternatives are available, Mr. Grauer said.
A1 Saving a Connecticut Convent The Bernardine Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis are considering litigation to save their 40-room stucco mansion in Stamford.
Wilson's position has frustrated the Wildings, who are considering litigation, even as Anna acknowledged this was not the way they would prefer to mark a century passing since Tony last won Wimbledon.
In addition, Mr. Mastro, Mr. Siegel and Jerry H. Goldfeder, an election lawyer who most recently worked as a special counsel to Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo, are considering litigation that would force the city to make clear in its charter what the requirements are to change term limits, and they will push for this requirement to be a referendum.
The League of United Latin American Citizens filed a federal lawsuit to block the probe Tuesday, and other legal groups are considering litigation. .
