Sentence examples for for both litigation from inspiring English sources

As many as 75,000 machines could have been installed by now in taverns, clubs, restaurants and truck stops except for both litigation and the methodical (or snail-like, say critics) way the gaming commission seeks safeguards before approving any terminal allowed in legislation that was passed in 2009.

They were both litigation associates for Boston law firms until last month.

Facebook is not the only online people profiler, of course, but it's a prime target for strategic litigation both because of its massive size and reach (and the resulting power over web users flowing from a dominant position in an attention-dominating category), but also on account of its nose-thumbing attitude to compliance with EU regulations thus far.

He or she is expected to act as an ambassador for the state's corporate-law brand ("the franchise", as local lawyers call it), which faces competition as a venue for both incorporation and litigation.

The charge for Q4 alone for litigation was $57 million.

"Effectively, customers will be paying twice for some of these investments," Sam Towell, deputy attorney general for civil litigation, testified to both the Senate and House committees on commerce and labor.

The Milsteins became more famous for litigation than for development, though they did quite a lot of both.

Now that the book is out and destined to appear on the best-seller list, we're pleased that HarperCollins proposed settling this case as is, thus avoiding lengthy litigation for both sides".

"Employers that have established mandatory arbitration programs by a large majority have attempted to establish programs that are fair, that are quick and less expensive alternatives to litigation for both sides".

He showed an aptitude for death-penalty litigation, which is both emotionally taxing and technically demanding.

"What I understand is that all the preparation has been for litigation, not for the hypothesis of a problem," Mr. Strickland said.