Sentence examples for extended litigation from inspiring English sources

As any corporate lawyer knows, Mr. Marquez needed this condition to pass muster under Delaware law or else risk extended litigation.

Mr. Goldsmith and Ms. Kaufman, who also operate a restaurant in Vermont, said they had neither the energy nor the financial resources to withstand extended litigation.

In this area, Vice President Dick Cheney Dick Cheney took the lead, and his policy was mostly notable for extended litigation over whether he should be forced to reveal notes of his energy task force.

For asylum seekers, extended litigation can be extremely costly.

We remain hopeful that this matter can be resolved without the need for extended litigation.

Much of the other harm will come from a number of technical changes in the bill that make it much easier for incumbent firms to block entry through technical issues, extended litigation, and ever-greening of protection from small medically unimportant changes in protected medicines.

"A default would undo much of the work this court has accomplished over the last 10 years and extend litigation here and around the world for years on end," Reuters reported them as saying.

Even if they are awarded, he said, BP is likely to fight punitive damage awards, extending the litigation into the years to come.

Then, in mid November, court officials announced the shift of legal cases from the Paris suburb of Nanterre to courts in Bordeaux, likely extending the litigation for years, an exhausting prospect for mother and daughter.

It is not hard to foresee the attempt to extend such litigation threats to apps, even if there is little or no law as yet holding that apps are "places of public accommodation" under the ADA.

The judge also extended protection from litigation to Mr. Orr, Governor Snyder and other state officials directly involved in the bankruptcy.