Sentence examples for large-scale litigation from inspiring English sources
FEW expect the recent wave of large-scale litigation to end.
30 A Lawyer's Call to Action The removal of Rezulin, a diabetes drug, and the restrictions on Propulsid, a medication for severe heartburn, served as a call to action for lawyers who specialize in large-scale litigation.
The removal of Rezulin, a diabetes drug, and the restrictions on Propulsid, a medication for severe heartburn, were coincidental in timing, but served as a double-barreled call to action for lawyers who specialize in large-scale litigation involving products to which illness or injury have been attributed.
With that provision gone and the likelihood of the remainder of the bill's passage uncertain — and considering the delays involved in any large-scale litigation — many of those with death and disability claims are seeking to settle rather than to go to court.
But he does take a different tack from the Obama administration and many Democrats by arguing that development of rail has been stymied by "union work rules," the inefficiency of Amtrak, politicians in Washington who subsidize uneconomic routes and "the regulations and litigation involved in large-scale construction in the United States".
Finally, in the 1960s, what historians call "the long civil rights movement" bore fruit, as the massive disruption forced by the civil rights movement, the effective litigation strategy of the NAACP, and the large-scale voter registration campaigns organized by Dr. King's Southern Christian Leadership Conference broke down the door.
A winning advocacy campaign that seeks large-scale change should encompass a variety of strategies that run the gamut from online engagement, litigation, and lobbying to media outreach and arts engagement.
Ah, large-scale ecclesiastical patronage.
"Large-scale Russian aggression.
The litigation, which seeks to block construction of five of the solar thermal projects, underscores the growing risks of building large-scale renewable energy plants in environmentally delicate areas.
