Sentence examples for issues to be litigated from inspiring English sources

But it is now seeking declaratory judgements that will force these issues to be litigated in the right forums, it says.

"We're not opposing their request to dismiss their own claims, but we're seeking declaratory judgements that will force these issues to be litigated in the right forums," says a Match spokesperson.

For years, its role in governing interscholastic sports in the state was officially designated by the state board of education; its role became unofficial in 1995, as the state action issue began to be litigated around the country.

Even in those cases that cannot be settled, it is rare that every issue has to be litigated.

(That issue will continue to be litigated).

We want to be looking at issues that are not ready to be litigated, but might be important issues in five years, or eight or ten.

The restraining order issued Thursday is only temporary, preventing the regulation from going into effect while the lawsuit continues to be litigated.

Other significant issues may be litigated as well: most detainees are being held in solitary confinement, including dozens who are cleared for release; most are losing their minds as a result.

"That's an issue that will be litigated to death" by lawyers on both sides, said Theodore Hadzi-Antich, a lawyer with the Pacific Legal Foundation, a conservative legal group likely to support the legal challenge.

Last week, the Oklahoma Supreme Court agreed to stay the executions until the issue could be litigated.

"I think that issue will be litigated, and properly so".