Sentence examples for further suing from inspiring English sources
Saudi Arabia's Prince Al-Waleed bin-Talal went even further, suing Forbes in 2013 for – wait for it – defamation.
Several other companies, including The Washington Post, The New York Times and the online merchant Overstock.com, have gone a step further, suing either Gator or WhenU directly.
In April, Swift went even further, suing Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and Bush in federal court in Seattle on the grounds that their plan for a military tribunal for his client -- who has still not been charged or given a trial date -- violates the Constitution, federal law, the Geneva Conventions and the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
Last December, the civil rights group filed suit against Michigan-based provider Trinity Health Corporation, and in 2013, it went a step further, suing the actual bishop authors of the religious directives on behalf of a woman who was denied treatment at a Catholic hospital in Muskegon, Michigan, while she was having a miscarriage.
Last month, he took his campaign a step further and sued MasterCard and Visa, which he said contribute to online piracy by processing bills for Web sites that post pornography that rightfully belongs to his site and magazine.
If they decide no further action, I will sue them for compensation regarding my unlawful detention and assault".
He went a step further on Friday, suing a doctor who treated him for a hip injury last year.
The US Chamber of Commerce has gone further: it is suing the SEC over the mutual-fund reforms.Whether the SEC will change direction once Mr Donaldson has retired is an open question.
It's a rare, slow process that Sativa's board could further delay by suing LAFCO or galvanizing customers to force an election in which the voters would decide the district's fate.
The US music industry has cranked up its legal campaign against fans illegally downloading music from the internet, suing a further 493 music fans for damages.
(Turns out, on further research, they were suing Colorado, not Boulder).
