Sentence examples for continue the litigation from inspiring English sources

With this ruling behind us, we hope the archdiocese will work to build a respectful relationship rather than force the parties to continue the litigation".

Part of the difficulty in handicapping the likelihood of a settlement is the murkiness surrounding which Bush administration officials will play the leading roles in determining whether to continue the litigation or settle.

At this point, we will either continue the litigation to have the law permanently ruled unconstitutional, or the town will rewrite its law.

"Corporation counsel's conduct in keeping mum about this event of central importance, and continuing the litigation as if it had not occurred, multiplied the proceedings unnecessarily and therefore unreasonably".

But during these recent negotiations, Smith's relationship with Goodell thawed, and in recent weeks, owners came to believe that Smith was committed to making a deal rather than continuing the litigation.

Now Judge Kollar-Kotelly must decide whether that settlement is in the public interest and, separately, whether to impose any of the stiffer penalties proposed by the nine states that have continued the litigation against Microsoft.

A federal judge, in a ruling on BDO Seidman's request to shield its client list, issued an opinion last week that mocked the firm's assertions, but he acknowledged its argument on one crucial issue that continues the litigation.

Aubrey Sarvis, executive director of the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, which brought the suit on the veterans' behalf, said his organization is continuing the litigation because it has heard from hundreds of veterans discharged under "don't ask, don't tell" who plan to return to the military.

So why continue with the litigation?

"Putting something in the books so they can continue with the litigation strategy... is the right direction," Wynn said.

But without Scalia, it appears the new reality at the high court was too big a gamble for the company to continue with the litigation.