Sentence examples for litigate it from inspiring English sources
I'm not going to litigate it.
"It's not our job to litigate it in the paper," Mr. Sifton said.
Otherwise, I am sure the plaintiffs here would love to litigate it all in Texas.
"We're looking forward to seeing Mr Polanski in Los Angeles to litigate it," she added.
A far better tack is to encourage couples to mediate their parting rather than litigate it, especially if children are involved.
"The contractors have to figure it out on their own, and they often have to litigate it with the insurance company".
"We don't want our children or grandchildren to be litigating it," he said.
So if a debt isn't litigated it's because it was never going to be.
"I sure don't want to be the one litigating it".
"When the city is litigating, it is usually when they are a defendant in suits brought by advocates who want to preserve the status quo".
To that, Mr. Spitzer responded: "For the months that we've been investigating this, we have sought diligently to resolve this matter in a way short of litigating it.
