Sentence examples for harder to file from inspiring English sources

It has been made harder to file creative expenses claims.

Many states have anti-Slapp laws, and Congress is considering legislation to make it harder to file such a suit.

The surgeons want the state to make it harder to file malpractice lawsuits, which they say would eventually lower their premiums.

In "Regressive Ethics in the House" (editorial, Nov. 19), you say I would like to make it harder to file ethics complaints against members.

It backed away from an earlier plan to make it harder to file blasphemy charges, which carry the death penalty, for fear of a collision with the right.

Democrats protest that "judicial-hellhole" states usually tidy up their act sooner or later: eight have recently passed laws making class actions harder to file.

Many people have told him over the years that the police often make it hard to file a civilian complaint against an officer at the station house, he said.

Neha Misra of the Solidarity Center, another nonprofit that worked for the legal change, said petitions remained hard to file and proving a case was complicated but she was still encouraged.

-- Are airlines making it too hard to file a complaint?

Airlines make it too hard to file a complaint, lawmaker says.

Product liability lawsuits remain difficult to file and harder still to win, especially if the company involved is state-owned or has close connections to the government.