Sentence examples for from the litigation from inspiring English sources

He said potential liability stemming from the litigation was built into H.P.'s financial assumptions for the deal.

Mr. Lelyveld's call saved the paper, and me, from embarrassment and perhaps from the litigation that Mr. Jewell later pursued against several news organizations.

"This does not free Cardinal Law from the litigation," Mitchell Garabedian, a Boston lawyer who represents people who say they were the victims of sexual abuse, said.

On Friday, the N.A.A.C.P. issued an e-mail statement to reporters announcing an agreement with the schools chancellor, Dennis M. Walcott, that would remove three charter schools from the litigation.

In March, Smith & Wesson, the nation's largest maker of handguns, agreed to a "code of conduct" outlining many of those safety measures in exchange for being dropped from the litigation.

The use of covert surveillance against solicitors representing the opposition in damaging litigation is dubious at best, particularly when it seems clear that the surveillance was commissioned in order to put pressure on the solicitors to withdraw from the litigation.

Especially if the South Korea-based company is looking to free itself from the litigation-inducing Android.

While a D.C. federal judge denied several requests in those lawsuits to block the committee from meeting, the litigation is ongoing.

Attorneys from Reprieve say the litigation will continue, and that Dhiab's weight had dropped to around 140 pounds in recent weeks.

The EU currently allows interlocutory injunctions that prevent a generic from launching until the litigation is complete or the parties have settled.

The bank's fight with MBIA was, like much of the litigation from the crisis, about who would pay for wagers gone disastrously wrong.