Sentence examples for from any litigation from inspiring English sources

She wants to keep the encounters separate from any litigation.

And he said he would withdraw from any litigation and not "actively oppose the project," although he said he held on to his First Amendment rights.

Potential owners would almost certainly want immunity from any litigation related to the Wilpons' investments with Bernard L. Madoff, who admitted conducting a multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme.

She said she asked abuse victims not to bring their lawyers to any meetings with her staff because she wanted to keep the encounters separate from any litigation.

Ginni Thomas's political activities prompted seventy-four Democrats in the House to write Justice Thomas in February and demand that he recuse himself from any litigation on health-care reform because of an "appearance of a conflict of interest".

A Litigation Excise Tax could place a 15% excise tax on all lawyer revenue from any litigation that results in attorney fees [over] $400,000.

In connection with Permira's latest increase, however, Permira agreed to indemnify the Pauls for any litigation arising from their subsequent rejection of another takeover proposal.

U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor, of the Northern District of Texas, enjoined the policies nationally and blocked the federal government from conducting any litigation or attempting to bring school districts in compliance with them.

The company had not disclosed the case in its previous quarterly filings, and less than three weeks before the settlement said in a statement that it did not expect a material impact from any pending litigation.

Faced with a case that has much of the world's attention and could decide the presidency, Judge N. Sanders Sauls of the Leon County Circuit Court surveyed the horde of lawyers before him Monday and drawled, "This is no different from any other litigation".

Carl R. Schaerf, a lawyer who defends those facing property and personal injury claims, said he thought the disputed rule was almost certain to surface in any litigation arising from the terrorist attacks, simply because both the damages and the pool of charity will be so enormous.