Sentence examples for french litigation from inspiring English sources

Publishers in other European countries have mostly been waiting to see what happened in the American legal dispute and the French litigation before developing their own strategies with regard to out-of-print works.

Tess Davis, executive director of the Lawyers Committeee for Cultural Heritage Preservation and the Cambodia scholar who dug out the law, said it had been analyzed by three French-speaking lawyers conversant in cultural heritage litigation and by Ms. LeMaistre.

Mr. Pepy spoke before an audience of officials and Jewish dignitaries, including Simone Veil, a French survivor of the Holocaust Mr. Pepy was responding to years of litigation brought by lawmakers, survivors, their descendants and some American Jewish organizations.

The German attorney, however, plays an even smaller courtroom role than the French avocat, largely because presentations on points of law are limited and litigation is often left to junior partners.

"The commission is trying to achieve through litigation what it couldn't achieve through legislation," says Pierre Noël, a French energy analyst at the European Council on Foreign Relations.

In the absence of such "light catalogue" or a general exemption from certification, and thus in absence of a legal recognition of seed exchange platforms, litigation between formal and informal seed market actors will prosper, as shown by the aforementioned French case opposing Kokopelli to Graines Baumaux.

Here's some added detail on the biggest patent litigation settlement in history: Microsoft ordered to pay Alcatel $1.5 B based on its Windows Media Player infringing the French telecoms' MP3 technology.

No litigation".

Automatic litigation.

"Sunshine and litigation".

"Not through litigation.