Sentence examples for could sue again from inspiring English sources
In 2014, a judge ruled to allow the program to continue, but the federal government is closely monitoring its impact on segregation and could sue again in the future.
Earthjustice attorney Paul Cort, whose group successfully fought the Bush proposal and may sue again, said he could not understand why the agency would delay rules that by its own estimates could prevent at least 10,500 premature deaths each year.
Larry Gitton, Mr. Smith's lawyer, said his client would most likely be dismissed from the lawsuit filed this month, though he could be sued again as the investigation continues.
The threat of additional lawsuits has hung over the discussion between lobbyists and agency officials about the pay rule, and some opponents have warned that the agency could be sued again if it enforces it.
Government lawyers said the Forest Service could be sued again if it went ahead with the old plan on a now fundamentally altered forest, Mr. Harp said, so foresters are reassessing the impact of thinning in a dead forest.
If these retailers sue again and win, interchange fees could be capped.
Aided by the Chinatown Tenants Union, she and others sued to protect it, and they'll sue again.
If they want to come sue again, God bless them".
The Campaign for Fiscal Equity has also indicated it may sue again.
Tata could sue to challenge this share structure again, arguing that the directors are breaching their fiduciary duties by keeping themselves in office despite a fairly priced offer.
