Sentence examples for limits on litigation from inspiring English sources

He contends that there should be tighter controls and limits on litigation than exist in the bill.

If there are millions of consumers and employees who would benefit from limits on litigation, there are several thousand lawyers who are adamantly opposed.

The Congressional Budget Office estimated in May that a House bill to impose caps and other limits on malpractice litigation in state and federal courts might reduce the federal deficit by $57 billion over 10 years.

By the time the court handed down its judgment in the TAC case, the TAC's campaign (which included – but was not limited to – litigation based on section 27 of the constitution) had forced the government to change its policy on HIV and ARV medication.

Apprenticeships, however, should not be limited to litigation and similar court-focused proceedings.

In recent years national surveys of doctors have found deep reservoirs of frustration with rising costs, paperwork, billing, litigation and limits on time they can spend with patients.

A1 Two federal appellate judges in a case involving nude models who gathered in a street for a photograph complained that a "relentless onslaught" of litigation over limits on political demonstrations and artistic events had forced courts to take on the functions of city government.

"They appear reliant on litigation," he said.

Republicans deplore the focus on litigation.

The company reportedly says it doesn't comment on litigation.

Lincoln Center said it does not comment on litigation matters.