Sentence examples for due to litigation from inspiring English sources

Due to litigation we have no comment at this time.

Nineteen of those stays have been due to litigation about lethal injection.

However, this implementation is delayed due to litigation in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.

"Delays due to litigation and a difficult economic environment required the approved changes," Mr. Ratner said in a statement released Wednesday.

"By blocking some firms from competing for new leases, this legislation would further increase gasoline prices that already exceed $4 per gallon and result in unintended consequences due to litigation," the White House said.

"I actually think the NFL was frozen for some time due to litigation fears, and unable to do everything they might have wanted to for fear that if certain reforms were instituted, it would be used against them with the question raised as to why they didn't make these changes before," Steinberg said.

A spokesman for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Richard Rocha, would say only, "Due to ongoing litigation, ICE is not at liberty to provide any comment".

The State Department announced on Friday it would "provide more time" for a review into the pipeline, ostensibly due to ongoing litigation in a court in Nebraska.

Business Week wrote at the time that due to this litigation, "Merck's future is in question," and the company's stock price plunged.

"The issues we face are more down to the types of tree we are planting, and the pressure being placed on tree officers due to increased litigation and subsidence claims," Smith says.

Its flagship model, the Galaxy Tab 10.1, has a similar screen size to that of the iPad 2 and is currently banned in Germany and Australia due to ongoing litigation with Apple.