Sentence examples for litigate before from inspiring English sources

But the real question is: How long will the banks litigate before they can agree simply to finance the deal on the sponsors' terms?

A jurisdiction bailed in via § 3 can hardly complain it is not being treated equally by the federal government, since it will have had an opportunity to independently litigate before a neutral arbiter whether it should be subject to preclearance.

But Olson's claim that federal regulation of medical devices and drugs should also pre-empt product-liability suits under state tort law is one of the more creative and far-reaching legal arguments of the business groups that litigate before the Supreme Court.

"Even at those prices," Harvard's Greenwald said, "states are waiting for us to litigate before they'll remove these restrictions.

"I expect that this is an issue that has not been litigated before," Mr. Berman said.

"Dredge up old allegations that had been litigated years before, divert attention from the Access Hollywood tape, throw me off my game, and distract voters from the election's unbelievably high stakes.

Accordingly, the Commission may have to make some difficult decisions about which of these cases to re-litigate before a different, properly appointed ALJ.

"Certainly this will be litigated before Judge Haight," he said.

Such assignments, never litigated before a judge, can last the entire sentence (which may be life).

This question obviously draws on President Trump's executive orders on immigration, which are still being litigated before the courts.

They had been raised and litigated before, and they presented no novel question of law that would make the case a likely candidate for further review.