Sentence examples for lawsuit changed from inspiring English sources

The experience of the lawsuit changed Malcolm's approach.

An ensuing lawsuit changed the dress code and meant that many of us had warmer legs during the winter months.

A successful lawsuit changed some of these practices because they illegally denied applicants access to benefits that were not governed by state and local government.

It was also known as the place that had, through a 1992 federal lawsuit, changed the way the agents operated in border cities.

"Women from other clubs have come up to me and said, 'Thank you, thank you so much because your lawsuit changed our club,' " Letendre said.

Kobach also initially indicated voter information would be transferred via email or through a Department of Defense server, but in the privacy lawsuit changed course and said everything would be handled on a White House server.

"You'd have to be blind not to realize that Larry losing the lawsuit changes his power in the overall equation," said one official active in the rebuilding process.

It used to work like that at the local level too, before voting-rights laws and lawsuits changed the rules.

Last year, finessing his way out of a workman's-comp lawsuit, he changed the company name from Rocha Plumbing to Advanced Plumbing Specialists.

Radio station KGFJ in Los Angeles sought to hire him away, leading to a precedent-setting lawsuit that changed the way disc-jockey contracts were written.

A lawsuit soon changed that policy, and Willingboro — as chronicled in "The Levittowners," the 1967 book by Herbert J. Gans, the sociologist who lived here — was integrated gradually and peacefully, attracting many black families like that of Kelly Logan, whose father was a corrections officer and whose mother was a nurse.