Sentence examples for early litigation from inspiring English sources

In early litigation under the Civil Rights Act, courts concluded that some institutions, because of their past exclusionary histories and continuing failure to find qualified women or minorities, needed stronger medicine.

Flashes of his management style can be found in some earlier litigation as well.

Earlier this year, the campaign rehired a lawyer involved in its earlier litigation, Wendy Lecker.

Judge Brieant presided over the earlier litigation and has "jurisdiction to enforce compliance" with the settlement terms, said the employees' lawyer, Robert S. Weininger.

Chuck Rubin, president of Artists Rightss, also a defendant in the suit, said the issues were decided in his favor in earlier litigation.

The earliest litigation related to diagnostic ultrasound occurred in 1974 and involved obstetric measurements.

The case, Doe vs. Antioch, follows earlier litigation involving the Los Angeles Unified School District.

The lyrics' courtroom theme had a new relevance in early 1973, as he, Lennon and Starr looked to sever all legal ties with manager Allen Klein, who had been the prime cause for McCartney's earlier litigation.

In Pennsylvania, where the potentially most restrictive voter ID law was passed this summer (it is under legal challenge), state officials admitted in earlier litigation that they could not document a single case of such fraud.

In lawsuits filed last week, Shemwell claims fellow welders for Armstrong Coal Co. were instructed by management to "keep notes on what Shemwell did and said" once he returned after the earlier litigation, including writing down if he was "one minute late for work".

Other litigation remains.