Sentence examples for failed lawsuit from inspiring English sources
That might reflect Dolan's continuing isolation from N.H.L. leadership after his failed call to oust Bettman in 2008 and a related failed lawsuit against the league over Internet rights.
The takeover followed a failed lawsuit by Terra Firma against the bank, its main lender and adviser in the EMI deal.
As fellow fact-checkers at Politifact have noted, a Texas volunteer for Clinton named Linda Starr eventually joined Berg's failed lawsuit; there is nothing to suggest Starr had any influence in the campaign at any level.
After a failed lawsuit that made the company little progress in the state of New York, Airbnb is rallying behind an age-old political tool — the compromise.
Plus, she already has one failed lawsuit under her belt.
The poll also found strong support for teachers, a timely topic in light of the recent failed lawsuit, Vergara v. California, that attempted to upend teacher tenure.
And anyway, argued a judge in Tokyo's High Court earlier this month, tossing out the latest of a dozen failed lawsuits brought by women seeking compensation for their sexual suffering, the period for payouts has expired.
It took an additional 50 years of protests and parades, failed lawsuits, defiance and arrests to achieve national suffrage by constitutional amendment in 1920.
Most of the team's assets were seized to pay back taxes; failed lawsuits to recover the signing bonus money kept the team in the headlines long after the WFL was itself defunct.
People still remember the deadly incident at Columbine High School, where Dylan Klebold and a co-assailant, who'd reportedly become addicted to violent video-games (leading to a spate of failed lawsuits against the companies that produce the games), gunned down 12 fellow students and a teacher before taking their own lives.
The tense 10-day process left four Republicans on the commission boycotting the final vote and spurred a failed Republican lawsuit against Professor Bartels and the Democrats, who were accused of discriminating against minority voters.
