Sentence examples for filed an action for from inspiring English sources

EDF has tried to portray itself as a victim of Kargus and has filed an action for damages, which the court has refused to accept.

The New York private-equity firm filed an action for a declaratory judgment against equipment rental company United Rentals in New York State Supreme Court.

Harris filed an action for declaratory relief with the Sacramento County Superior Court, her office said.

Ms. Olson, who has toyed with the idea of filing an action for partition against her former life partner, agreed.

Today, I am filing an action for declaratory relief with the Court seeking judicial authorization for relief from the duty to prepare and issue the title and summary for the "Sodomite Suppression Act".

"Today, I am filing an action for declaratory relief with the [Sacramento County Superior] Court seeking judicial authorization for relief from the duty to prepare and issue the title and summary for the 'Sodomite Suppression Act.' If the Court does not grant this relief, my office will be forced to issue a title and summary for a proposal that seeks to legalize discrimination and vigilantism". .

He filed an action suing you for divorce, correct?

One of the police officers who was grievously wounded last July in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in a brutal attack by Gavin Long, a black, 29-year-old former Marine, filed an action on Friday for damages against the Black Lives Matter movement and several of its leading activists, including DeRay Mckesson and Johnetta Elzie, alleging that they negligently caused the attack.

"Microsoft has filed an action today, in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington, against Salesforce.com for infringement of nine Microsoft patents by their CRM product.

Recently, the board authorized the co-op's lawyer to file an eviction action for violation of the proprietary lease.

In 2005, about two years after Mr. Cisneros left the KB board, the agency filed an administrative action against KB for approving loans based on overstated or improperly documented borrower income, and for charging excessive fees.