Sentence examples for currently suing to from inspiring English sources

The attorney general, Henry McMaster, who is currently suing to try to stop the federal government from bringing health care reform to South Carolina, attributed the failures of the state's public schools to teachers' being so busy "filling out federal forms that they can't teach".

In a very different scenario, the Justice Department is currently suing AT&T to stop its acquisition of Time Warner, noting concerns about the marriage of a distributor and content provider.

The 'Fakers' at CNN, NBC, ABC & CBS have done so much dishonest reporting that they should only be allowed to get awards for fiction!" Currently, the Department of Justice is suing to prevent a merger of A.T. & T. and Time Warner, the parent company of CNN.

A gay couple are currently suing for the right to get married and last August student Chen Qiuyan sued about the description of homosexuality as a mental disorder in university textbooks.

District officials are currently suing past tank owners to recover money spent on the clean up.

Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington is currently suing Trump for failing to put his business interests into a blind trust.

Smith says she currently has no interest in suing to obtain the rights to the domain name and that she is just focusing on the positives for the time being.

False bidding in an auction is penalised: Sotheby's, for example, is currently suing two buyers who failed to pay for Chinese works of art won at auction.

The firefighters' union is currently suing the city for "failure to provide safe fire response in the city" because there are only about 40 stations left to cover nearly 140 square miles.

Unilever is currently suing Hampton Creek over the right to use the word "Mayo," claiming that real mayonnaise contains eggs.

The state Department of Education is currently suing Golden Day and Clark Parker to recover more than $19 million it says the nonprofit misspent.