Sentence examples for face class from inspiring English sources

Those hospitals might face class action suits and the prospect of paying treble damages.

Altria and other producers also face class actions charging that they falsely claimed that "light" or "ultra-light" cigarettes lowered the health risks of smoking.

Simon Birkett, founder and director of the Clean Air in London campaign, said that the combined effect of consumers unable to sell their diesel cars, plus suppliers which may face class action, will be the death of diesel.

"Companies rated 'Very Aggressive' or 'Aggressive' have proved much more likely to face class action litigation and financial restatements and to suffer severe equity loss," Kaplan says.

Social media platforms and smartphone manufacturers face class action lawsuits, but how open are federal courts to using these very technologies to notify members of a class action?

"Companies rated 'Very Aggressive' or 'Aggressive' have proved much more likely [than average] to face class action litigation and financial restatements and to suffer severe equity loss," says Kaplan.

Grain contact affinities determined for both 3-D Monte Carlo grain growth simulations and experimental serial sectioned grains show similar trends of high affinity for contact between few- and many-faced grains, avoidance of contact between grains in similar face classes, and random contact between grains of intermediate face classes and all other classes.

The company is likely to face class-action suits by investors in both the United States and Canada.

Some software companies, including RealNetworks and Netscape, an America Online subsidiary, face class-action suits potentially involving hundreds of thousands of consumers as a result of their actions.

Many companies that have invested heavily in the United States -- including DaimlerChrysler and Deutsche Bank -- were anxious for what they called "closure," an assurance that they would not face class-action suits.

Pierscionek is now suing the Illinois High School Association over its head-injury policies, making it the first state association that could face class-action scrutiny and the latest football governing body to be sued over concussions, joining the likes of the N.F.L., the N.C.A.A. and Pop Warner.