Sentence examples for if sued from inspiring English sources

But will they stoutly defend privacy if sued by insurers?

If sued for racial discrimination, the onus is on them to prove their innocence.

In several states conservatives have proposed laws that would let firms refuse to bake cakes or supply flowers to gay weddings, and then claim a religious defence if sued for discrimination.

While elected members and officers can use local authority funds to defend themselves if sued for libel in the course of their duties under the 2004 Local Authorities (Indemnities for Members and Officers) parliamentary order, it specifically does not allow members to bring actions as claimants.

Evan Harris, associate director of Hacked Off, the group campaigning for tighter press regulation, welcomed the proposed amendment: "This is a very good result for bloggers … almost all multi-author edited news blogs will not need to join an approved self-regulator in order to avoid cost penalties if sued in court.

There are of course the warnings by those parties interested in NOPEC's defeat cautioning us that if sued, OPEC might reduce or cut supplies to the United States.

"If suing for money is how I have to do it, then that's what I'm going to do".

If suing for breach of contract, you should quote the contract provision your employer violated.

"If Hearst sued that would be great," Mr. Alland continues.

"If I sued for negligence and won, it would mean there was less money for other people".

I'd forgive all if they sued Pelosi.