Sentence examples for issues for litigation from inspiring English sources

But the administrative law judges hearing the license application have accepted nearly 300 issues for litigation in the case.

As to the circumstances of Mr. Turan's departure and whether he should be formally fired, Mr. Gottlieb said "those issues will probably be left for litigation" with Mr. Turan, which he predicted is "going to be hotly contested".

Harkey countered that making an issue of litigation involving her husband is "beyond the pale".

Airlines have approached this issue gingerly, given the potential for litigation.

He is not sure there is much the town can do to press the issue, however, unless taxpayers are willing to pay for litigation.

In any event, the issue, already in litigation for eight years, must still slug its way further through the legal morass.

The result is a situation that is ripe for litigation.

The grand jury's annual report, issued in June, concluded that supervisors should not have approved public funding for litigation involving privately owned land that the state high-speed rail project is seeking for the right of way.

Boden and Ozonoff (2008) examined this issue and concluded that the various conflicts of interest are not unique to science generated specifically for litigation, but rather are general in nature and pervasive in science.

Pioneer declined to comment on issues under litigation.

Shootings are Russia's substitute for litigation.