We not only gave Sue the £2,000 bursary, we later invited her to join the panel.
Chelsea Through Saturday Since no museum has given Sue Williams the survey she deserves, 303, to which she has returned after a five-year hiatus at the David Zwirner Gallery, has done the deed.
Strecker noted that "their scenes together are always some of my favorites", and commended the episode's "poignant heart-to-heart"—which Dodge also praised as "very touching"—where Becky gave Sue the advice to "work on her patience".
Spain and Italy, upset that their languages will not be given prominence, have sued to overturn that decision at the European Court of Justice, the bloc's highest tribunal.
After the 2012 airstrike in Yemen, however, Reprieve, the British-based group, helped Jaber, the engineer given $100,000, sue the U.S. government for wrongful death.
George Lucas is giving up suing every organism on Earth and will let fans of all shapes and sizes cut, edit and re-edit a selection of some 250 Star Wars clips to their heart's content.
Unconscionability is very hard to prove in a court of law, and the court gives the suing party the burden of proving it.
In addition to the 8,700 people who have sued Pfizer, the world's largest drug company, over Rezulin, an additional 32,000 people have said that they may sue, giving notice to avoid missing the opportunity to eventually file such claims.
The North overran the South until America mustered a United Nations mandate to repel the aggression and drove the People's Army back, overrunning the North all the way to the Chinese frontier, at which point Mao sent a million "volunteers" into the fight, and Stalin dispatched his air force and told Kim, who was ready to give up and sue for peace, to keep fighting.
Under Black Codes, blacks could not sue, give evidence, or be witnesses.
