Sentence examples for less litigious countries from inspiring English sources

Though the sport is played in less litigious countries, rapacious lawyers are not just an American phenomenon.

Considering the long history of failed attempts to make America a less litigious country, comprehensive tort reform is unlikely.

There is a common general impression that Singapore is a far less litigious country than some others, such as the USA, and especially so in the 1980s.

"We have a less litigious society," one Australian told me.

They include improving a cumbersome decision-making process and encouraging less litigious dispute settlement.

THE MAYOR-ELECT, Michael R. Bloomberg, wants his administration to be less litigious than the current one.

But the British are far less litigious and more willing to defer to authority.

Cheerleaders led cheers from the roof of the cage, and in less litigious times, few worried about the complications of mixing high school kids and a wild animal.

No one has to prove negligence in court, which allows cases to be resolved more quickly and in a less litigious manner.

Carl Howe, vice-president of the Yankee Research group, commented on Twitter: "Cook's Apple is far less litigious than it was under [Steve] Jobs".

To calm the ensuing controversy, Weill told Bloomberg News that in naming Perelman, a notoriously aggressive and litigious corporate raider, to the chairman's post, the public would "see a nicer, kinder, less litigious Ron than you've seen in the past".