Sentence examples for considering lawsuits from inspiring English sources

Several other lawyers rejected for honors spots said they were also considering lawsuits.

The court is considering lawsuits brought by German citizens in response to central bank actions to contain the euro zone crisis.

The local councilwoman, Letitia James, said yesterday that in the 24 hours since word got out that Mr. Ratner had bought the Nets, she had fielded calls from "at least 100 residents" considering lawsuits.

Frustrated by the banks' inability or unwillingness to stop an avalanche of foreclosures, the states are considering lawsuits over the creation and marketing of millions of bad loans as well as the dismal pace of mortgage modifications.

The relationship is growing less collegial, with coalition leaders turning increasingly away from dialogue as a viable option, towards media advocacy and considering lawsuits against the NYPD as a more suitable remedy.

Component 2 may reflect "distrust of physicians" because the frequencies of "distrust physicians" and "considering lawsuits" were high (see Figure 1).

Len Boogaard has considered lawsuits.

Some who did not advance ascribed their dashed dreams to traces of nickel found in the makeup; others considered lawsuits.

When it detained two American citizens as "enemy combatants" and held them in solitary confinement without charge and without access to counsel, its lawyers first argued that the courts could not even consider lawsuits filed on their behalf.

Michael Deleon and Gregory Bourke, the plaintiffs in the Kentucky lawsuit, began considering a lawsuit as soon as they heard that the Supreme Court was going to consider the two marriage cases last spring.

Industry executives said that other phone companies that were deprived of the access fees have been considering filing lawsuits to recover them.