Sentence examples for intention of suing from inspiring English sources

Waller said Rowland had not been in touch with Norton or Harper's and had no intention of suing.

Mr. Bell said that however hard the negotiations over ending the FCB contracts, "we have no intention of suing DaimlerChrysler".

Therefore, I have no intention of suing Fitness First for the fact that my heart attack started at the gym.

The last item concerning Breivik to surface in the news came earlier this year, when he conveyed his intention of suing the government over his prison conditions.

You might write to the magazine's top editor and the publishing company's C.E.O., explaining that while you've no intention of suing, you'd like them to reconsider hiring you.

In a televised prime-time interview on Sunday, she said her request was merely a "symbolic" move to help other former hostages make their own claims, and that she has "no intention" of suing if the government does not comply.

"From a legal standpoint, I would have a case, but I have no intention right now of suing him for breach of our oral agreement," O'Neill said.

"Although I'm not vindictive and have no intention at this moment of suing," she continued, "I don't want to lose my right to sue in the future if, one, they do some harm to me that I'm not currently aware of or, two, that they feel free to write in their bulletin anything they want about me".

State law gives people three months from the date of an alleged injury or damage to file notice of intention to sue.

She said that nine state and local permits were still being appealed in the courts and several parties had filed notices of intention to sue.

Mr. French's lawyer, John Gismondi, says he has filed a notification of his intention to sue with the insurance company of the mother whose house Brandy's friends took her to after the concert and who waited several hours, until after Brandy had stopped breathing, to call for medical help.