Sentence examples for impossible to sue from inspiring English sources

This makes it difficult or impossible to sue.

The ruling makes it impossible to sue internet providers for copyright infringement on their own sites.

The Clinton camp says Mr. Lazio's plan would make it almost impossible to sue an H.M.O.

It's impossible to sue a prosecutor, even if he intentionally withholds exculpatory evidence that sends an innocent person to prison.

A 2011 Supreme Court ruling also made it virtually impossible to sue a prosecutor's office for such violations.

It is almost impossible to sue auditors for negligence, as in general they owe a "duty of care" to the company only, rather than to any individual shareholder, creditor, employee or any other stakeholder.

It also broke another agreement, pushing him into bankruptcy and making it impossible for him to sue them.

He passed laws that made it almost impossible for anyone to sue anyone who called themselves a hog farmer, even if it had nothing to do with farming.

He lauded Australia's efforts to secure significant exemptions, which he said would make it impossible for foreign corporations to sue the Australian government for enacting environmental policy.

He opposes any form of gun control and in 2005 helped Bush pass a law which made it impossible for a citizen to sue a gun manufacturer for crimes committed with their weapons, removing incentive for the industry to support and comply with increased safety requirement.

Little remembered, however, is that the NRA also lobbied for an amendment to that bill to limit the liability of firearm manufacturers for injuries to consumers caused by defective guns, a provision (which ultimately didn't pass) that would make it impossible for gun owners to sue the manufacturers.