Sentence examples for lawsuit points from inspiring English sources

Lader, in the lawsuit, points to this characterization of her as both untrue and defamatory.

The lawsuit points to successful recent suits filed by Holocaust survivors, suggesting that its demand for reparations is not far-fetched.

As Cook County's lawsuit points out, Facebook has undertaken a number of research projects — without the consent of its users — aimed at understanding how the platform might be used to influence user behavior.

The transaction took place on the last possible day on which new shareholders would be eligible to vote at the annual meeting, yesterday's lawsuit points out, and both Morgan Stanley and Provender are supporters of Ms. Wright.

Filed in Seattle last month, the lawsuit points out that the official listing of killer whales as an "endangered species" in 2005 officially makes it illegal, under federal law, to "harass, harm, pursue, shoot, wound, kill, trap, capture, or collect" members of their species.

This lawsuit points to how seriously Amazon sees Google as a competitor in the cloud space.

The lawsuit pointed out that in the past decade, only 2 of 107 incumbent council members lost a re-election bid.

But the lawsuit pointed out that certain information from Mr. Kelly's appointments could be redacted if it presented a security threat to Mr. Kelly or anyone else.

Penn seemed to distance itself from the lawsuit, pointing out that the institute — the Leonard and Madlyn Abramson Family Cancer Research Institute — was a separate legal entity from the university.

But even some Nutriset critics have questioned the motives behind the lawsuit, pointing out that America has a long and controversial history of dumping its agricultural surpluses on poor countries through food aid.

Google said it was "surprised and disappointed" that NMPA had joined the lawsuit, pointing the audio and video fingerprinting technology it plans to introduce to identify and black attempts by users to upload content illegally.