Sentence examples for curbing litigation from inspiring English sources

Lord Justice Jackson, an appeal court judge, was tasked to look at curbing litigation costs by the former master of the rolls, Sir Anthony Clarke.

AS an assistant general counsel at the former DaimlerChrysler, Mr. Hantler was ordered by Robert J. Eaton, then co-chairman, to come up with a way to help shield from legal challenge any new laws curbing litigation.

He has pointed with pride to his record in Texas of curbing civil litigation, capping legal fees and limiting jury awards.

He has made attacks on lawyers a campaign centerpiece, pointing with pride to his record in Texas of curbing civil litigation, capping legal fees and limiting jury awards.

The measure was similar to ones supported by other Republican governors, and reflected their general push to curb civil litigation in an array of areas.

Frydenberg said the government was still keen to curb "vexatious litigation" from green groups opposed to mining projects over their impact upon the climate, water supplies and threatened species.

Although Obama signed patent reform legislation three years ago, he said more needed to be done to curb costly litigation.

Mr. Obama would offer $250 million to states in the next four years to test ways of curbing medical malpractice litigation.

Unions contend the new rules curb needless litigation used to stall the election process.

Pressing ahead with landmark litigation to curb pollutants that contribute to acid rain in the Northeast, state and federal officials said last night that they had reached a tentative settlement with a third utility to cut emissions from power plants significantly.

Their efforts have been challenged by the pharmaceutical industry in a barrage of litigation that will determine to what extent this promising approach to curbing drug prices can proceed.