Sentence examples for lead with litigation from inspiring English sources

"We will not lead with litigation.

The flurry of press and public opposition, combined with litigation, led to immediate changes at the T. Don Hutto facility, a medium-security prison in Texas.

Mr. Miles also said such a sale "would break trust" with those who have contributed to the arts at the university over the years, "would chill any future donations, and may well lead to litigation with the family that donated 'Mural' to the University of Iowa in the first place".

The concerns about perinatal outcomes coupled with litigation pressures have also led to the introduction of stringent measures in most developed countries based on the available evidence [ 13, 14].

There were also concerns that an unsolicited script submitted by science fiction author Philip José Farmer bore resemblance to the proposed plot, and this might lead to litigation as Roddenberry had been corresponding with Farmer.

The updated measure lowers the tax and fixes issues with the current ordinance's language that could lead to litigation, said Mayor Cathy Green.

The lawsuits have already begun.The second type of LIBOR-rigging, which started in 2007 with the onset of the credit crunch, could also lead to litigation, but is ethically more complicated, because there was a "public good" of sorts involved.

firm working with Ness Motley sent a letter to the executive director of a group of north Texas school districts with this pitch: Lawyers would front the cost of lead paint litigation in exchange for 40% of the winnings.

I offer you Mr. Motley's lead paint litigation.

That too could lead to litigation against me.

Who says Americans are obsessed with litigation?