Sentence examples for like litigation from inspiring English sources

Mr. HORNIK: Wekk it was that same kind of like litigation and it was like – hey, I'll meet you on the corner and such and such, I mean….

So that's not really restructuring, it's more like litigation about restructuring.

The rules also permit companies to reserve against specific contingencies, like litigation.

Mr. Kroll expanded the company rapidly, embarking on a series of acquisitions and diversifying into areas like litigation support and data recovery.

Within that group, the money flowed disproportionately from lawyers and legal assistants at firms that specialize in mass torts, like litigation against asbestos and tobacco companies.

Excluding items like litigation costs from the battle with Mr. Burkle, the loss was $1.02 a share, deeper than the 80 cents a share that Wall Street analysts had expected, according to Thomson Reuters.

Legal analysts predict that unanswered questions about the ruling's breadth and its effect on already-sentenced prisoners could result in "multi-headed, snake-like litigation".

After that date, the two sides have to submit plans for how they'd like the litigation to proceed, which is in line with the House GOP's motion to the court last month.

Instead, the differing approaches seemed less like ideological engagement and more like standard litigation strategy, in which each side wants most of all to win.

The nuns "would like to avoid litigation," as well, said Mr. Fox, their lawyer.

Wishart insists that the PFA Scotland would like to avoid litigation to resolve the problems at Hearts, but want reassurances from the Edinburgh club that the situation will be rectified soon.