Sentence examples for litigate over from inspiring English sources

It makes us more like Milwaukee or St . Louisto follow baseball and not to litigate over Dodd-Frank".

The environmental groups have not sued them, and they haven't decided whether they want to litigate over this particular aspect of the drilling plan".

(Yet, it was eventually good and decent enough to sign, even with the mutual agreement to litigate over the right of last refusal).

"It was a lot cheaper to keep the patent in force than to litigate over the issues," said Gene Hoffman, the chairman of the foundation, adding that he believed the law amounted to a gun ban in California.

In fact despite enjoying a union which emerged from the bloodiest of civil wars 150 years ago, Americans still argue – and litigate – over the distinction between states' and federal rights.

They'd have a bonanza if nations could litigate over bad weather!

In her presentation, Ms. Cabraser warned of the bitter experience of litigating over the Exxon Valdez.

With no trusted arbiter in Washington, safety issues get litigated over and over in state courts.

"When the court inquired about Shore's experience with A.D.A. cases, he stated that he has 'successfully' litigated over 40 cases," Judge Johnson wrote.

Mark Massara, a local lawyer and an avid surfer who has spent two decades lobbying and litigating over coastal disputes, is fiercely critical of the piles of stone.

"If LIBOR 2 is going to give an answer that is structurally higher than the old LIBOR, then it will be worth litigating over," says one lawyer.