Sentence examples for effectively sue from inspiring English sources
McChrystal was given the job of reducing the Taliban militarily to the point at which they would effectively sue for peace at almost any price.
That feature, by a DVR maker called ReplayTV, was effectively sued out of existence, according to analysts.
"They made an assessment of me and we are effectively suing them for breach of contract," said Mr Ecclestone speaking in Monaco before this weekend's Grand Prix.
They benefited from the Ponzi scheme, so the last generations suing Madoff are effectively suing the first people as well, and so we'll see how the courts decide it.
The legal maneuver represents a risky tactic for the oil company since it will be seen as effectively suing various environmental groups in order to proceed with Arctic drilling.
A.I.G. is effectively suing its majority owner, the government, which has an 80percentt stake and has poured nearly $200 billion into the insurer in a bid to avert its collapse and avoid troubling the global financial markets.
Redlasso, the troubled video startup that was effectively sued into oblivion last year by major networks including NBC, Fox, and CBS, is back from the dead.
Many critics will see this as Fifa effectively suing itself - a convenient and cynical act of hypocrisy, given the organisation's close historical links with the defendants it is now taking action against.
Well, some documents were leaked to WikiLeaks regarding this practice and BJB hired entertainment lawyer Lavely & Singer to sue, effectively shutting down the company's California operations but encouraging millions of people who wouldn't know the Cayman Islands from a garbage scow to now actually care about the case.
But critics of the proposed settlement call it a sham, saying Block has effectively hired lawyers to sue it on the company's own -- extremely favorable -- terms.
