Sentence examples for in addition to suing from inspiring English sources

And the Big East presidents, instead of suing, or in addition to suing, had better take control of this process before they're up to their necks in quicksand.

In addition to suing Mr. Ostreicher, the estate plans to sue his son, Chaim, and several business partners, who they said circumvented city building regulations and failed to protect their workers.

In addition to suing the companies, the complaints also identified individuals at many institutions responsible for the machinery of turning subprime mortgages into securities that somehow earned a AAA grade from the rating agencies.

In addition to suing Mr. Grasso, Mr. Spitzer's office contends that Mr. Langone failed his duty as a director by not informing his fellow board members that Mr. Grasso, in addition to his yearly payouts, would receive an additional $18 million in bonus pay.

In addition to suing the F.B.I. and the Justice Department, he has filed defamation lawsuits against The New York Times, for columns about him by Nicholas D. Kristof, and against Vanity Fair magazine, for an article by Don Foster, a Vassar College professor who has analyzed documents in criminal cases.

In addition to suing Con Edison, the county plans to sue the Public Service Commission, which it says has failed to act on the county's petition to prohibit the utility from passing on costs from the accident at the Indian Point 2 plant in Buchanan, N.Y.

In addition to being sued by research subjects who allege being injured by their participation in a study, there is also a possibility that the researchers and institutions involved in health research involving human subjects will face legal battles with governmental bodies/agencies with jurisdiction over research.

In addition to dance, Sues picked up yoga six years ago to improve her flexibility and balance, and to help maintain her dancing lifestyle.

In addition to Ansonia, the municipalities suing include Bridgeport, Coventry, East Hartford, East Windsor, Manchester, Meriden, New Britain, New Haven, Seymour, West Haven and Windham.

In addition to the Vikings, Stringer sued Dr. David Knowles of the Mankato Clinic, where her husband was treated shortly before he died.

In addition to lost royalties, Sperske is suing for an additional $1m in punitive damages.