Sentence examples for controversial litigation from inspiring English sources

Citing the Guardian's controversial litigation over Prince Charles's 'black spider' memos to government departments, Jeremy Wright QC has called for a rebalancing of the relationship between the judiciary and elected MPs.

The men, including that most prolific source of controversial litigation, Binyam Mohamed, have not been charged with any offences and are now pursuing claims for a range of civil wrongs, including torture, false imprisonment and misfeasance in public office.

In September 2010, the Supreme Court granted certiorari in the controversial Baycol litigation.

"He is such a high-profile person and he's been involved in so many important and controversial pieces of litigation".

So why is Mr Sherman so controversial?In a single word: litigation.

Congress and recently the Supreme Court have tried to reign in some of this litigation, which remains controversial.

After a controversial name change to avoid litigation from Marvel Comics, Moore's new Miracleman no. 1 debuted in August 1985.

"The litigation program, as controversial as it is often written up to be, has been very successful in transforming public awareness," Mr. Sherman said.

She is likely referring to the controversial proposal for a military litigation career track for judge advocates.

At least with the rulings that came out today, Facebook appears to be getting through all the lingering litigation following its controversial IPO.

The Internal Revenue Service admits it goofed in paying $2 million in refunds to trusts benefiting Gary Kornman as the feds and others were in civil litigation involving the controversial tax-shelter promoter (FORBES, Apr. 11, 2005), charging he was behind tax underpayment.