Sentence examples for force litigation from inspiring English sources

Bouchar's lawyers condemn not only her mistreatment, but the plans to force litigation on her behalf into secret court hearing.

We will have an opportunity, as Dec. 18 approaches, to think about just what to do if the irresistible force of litigation meets the unmovable obstacle of time.

Conflicting gay-rights laws may force decisive litigation on the matter, for example, and a battle between the states and the federal government over drug laws may be just the spark that is needed for a long-overdue national dialogue on the drug war.Many observers argue that ballot initiatives are merely a crude tool for moneyed interests to circumvent deliberative democracy.

Flo-Sun remains hostile, he says, and has offered concessions only grudgingly and when forced by litigation.

But before Cerberus could terminate this transaction Cerberus was first forced into litigation with United Rentals over a contract ambiguity about whether Cerberus was instead required to complete the transaction.

That glanced at an old philosophical dispute, with American regulations weighing costs and benefits and punishing lapses through market forces and litigation, while the European "precautionary principle" distrusts products or new technologies until they are proved safe.Some of these disputes are genuinely hard to resolve.

It is not about creating 'special rights' for a single group of Americans, or forcing increased litigation on businesses.

The main force behind this litigation was residents relocated during the period of "combining dilapidated house renewal with real estate development" in City B before 1998.

It lost the lawsuit, but the litigation forced the city to make the policy official.

The ensuing litigation forced the tobacco industry to pay enormous sums in recompense, and ultimately to be regulated by the federal government.

Professor Grundfest's argument is a novel one and is likely to be disputed by the pro-securities litigation forces, but the question probably comes down to whether there are five justices who want to put a stake through the heart of securities fraud cases.