Sentence examples for described lawsuits from inspiring English sources

It described lawsuits between a Northwestern philosophy professor and two students who accused him of sexual assault.

It's not often used to describe lawsuits either.

Christopher Bogart, its co-founder and boss, says that chief financial officers understand when he describes lawsuits as assets: "I'm not talking about doing anything different with litigation than they're talking about doing with photocopiers and aeroplanes".Some worry that funding others' lawsuits is unethical.

Author and musical journalist Neil Strauss describes lawsuits like 30 Seconds to Mars' as cases of "David against Goliath," explaining how the label's technique is to wear out the artist emotionally and financially until they cave to their demands.

At the meeting, speakers described bringing lawsuits to try and stop cities from introducing pay increases.

Charles Fried, solicitor general under President Reagan and now a Harvard law school professor, has described the lawsuits as "grandstanding in a preposterous way".

The agency has in the past described other lawsuits filed by Democratic attorneys general as a partisan attack on the Trump administration.

Mr. Ackerman described the lawsuits by Mr. Lockyer as "frivolous" and politically motivated, saying that the attorney general had failed to produce "anything to back up" the accusations he has made.

Securities lawyers described the lawsuit as one of the largest shareholder lawsuits ever by a single investor, and said that while it would be very difficult to restore Chrysler's independence, the lawsuit might have a chance of winning damages.

A representative for Mr. Perry said he did not care to discuss the case further, but his lawyer described the lawsuit in an e-mail as "exceedingly weak, unfair and meritless".

Robert Kirkman, who created the series, described the lawsuit as ridiculous.