Sentence examples for for the litigation that from inspiring English sources

All those shareholder suits are costing a ton of money and the shareholders, in a sad irony, are footing the bill for the litigation that supposedly benefits them.

It was a striking aspect of the litigation that, for both parties in the dispute, affectionate and encouraging messages had become weapons for the opposing side.

He was leading counsel in this country for the White Star Line in the litigation that followed the sinking of the Titanic in 1912.

Given an opportunity to avoid the litigation that went on for years over the police stop-and-frisk practices and which recently concluded with a stunning loss, the city chose to fight, at enormous cost.

"We're doing this because we recognize that creators can be intimidated by the DMCA's counter notification process, and the potential for litigation that comes with it (for more background on the DMCA and copyright law see check out this Copyright Basics video)," writes Fred von Lohmann, YouTube's Copyright Legal Director in an announcement about the new program.

"We're doing this because we recognize that creators can be intimidated by the DMCA's counter notification process, and the potential for litigation that comes with it," he wrote.

The reason is unclear, but state officials and outside experts pointed to several possible causes: less need for the credits, pending litigation that may overturn the entire system and volatility spawned by speculators in a secondary trading market.

It has only two major provisions: the first mandating bathroom use by chromosome and anatomy at birth, the second promising the state will pay for any litigation that stems from public schools adhering to the law.

O'Connor's reasoning, not Kennedy's, marked the way forward for L.G.B.T. litigation that turned, increasingly, to marriage equality.

In an interview on Thursday, Mr. Liu said that he was concerned that the Transportation Department had not adequately prepared for litigation that could result from the program, which is expected to put 10,000 bicycles on the streets by next summer.

Barclays set aside £500m ($800m) also for any possible litigation that might arise from the forex probe, which took the shine off a solid quarterly-earnings report.