Sentence examples for lawsuits to put from inspiring English sources

State Street said last week that it had changed its stance on such lawsuits to put the issue behind it.

"If the I.R.S. does in fact give preferential treatment to members of the Church of Scientology -- allowing them a special right to claim deductions that are contrary to law and disallowed to everybody else -- then the proper course of action is a lawsuit to put a stop to that policy," Judge Silverman wrote.

"Oracle brought this lawsuit to put a stop to Google's illegal behavior.

Earlier today, we speculated that billionaire Peter Thiel may have secretly financed a lawsuit to put Gawker Media out of business owing to a series of antagonistic stories about him written by Gawker's now defunct Valleywag site nearly a decade ago.

If the IRS does, in fact, give preferential treatment to members of the Church of Scientology allowing them a special right to claim deductions that are contrary to law and disallowed to everybody else then the proper course of action is a lawsuit to put a stop to that policy.

That all changed in 2015 when the production company Axanar raised more than a million dollars to make a Star Trek "fan film" and hired a professional crew for a studio-quality effort, spurring CBS and Paramount to file a copyright infringement lawsuit to put a halt to something they saw as decidedly more-than-amateur.

"Mr. Nacchio is pleased to resolve the attorney general's lawsuit and to put this matter behind him," his lawyer, Scott Himes, said.

The National Organization for Women announced today that it had filed a lawsuit seeking to put people who try to drive abortion clinics out of business under the same legal restraints that have curtailed the activities of the Ku Klux Klan.

The aim of the lawsuit is to put an end to Palantir's alleged discriminatory hiring practices, according to a release the Department of Labor put out today.

It was the Chamber of Commerce that backed a lawsuit trying to put the EPA on the defensive in a public trial over the validity of climate science.

Tom Angell, chairman of drug policy reform group Marijuana Majority, said the "misguided lawsuit" threatens to put Colorado's marijuana market "back into the hands of violent drug cartels and gangs" if it succeeds.