Sentence examples for litigated by from inspiring English sources
Dan Weisberg says that because of the way cases are litigated by the union it's impossible to move them along.
So the accusations that Mr. Cain has made repeatedly this week – and the allegations that were disclosed against him – will eventually be litigated by voters.
Such claims are not necessarily unwarranted — the world can be a complicated place — but relatively simple claims usually do better as they are litigated by voters and the news media, who have many demands competing for their attention.
The case was litigated by Mr. Gurian and the center's lawyer, John Relman, and supported by testimony from Andrew A. Beveridge, a sociologist at Queens College of the City University of New York.
Instead of focusing on the number of complaints lodged against New York City police officers, one must look at the amount of money settled or litigated by the city from people wronged by the Police Department.
It now looks like it will be this case, rather than the more famous Perry case being litigated by Ted Olson and David Boies, that will reach the Supreme Court first.
Bill Clinton's record doesn't look so good re-litigated by the standards of 2016.
But Gonzalez argues that nothing in her bill prevents on-demand economy workers from claiming to be direct employees, a question that is being litigated company by company.
Lee Kovarsky, the post-conviction director at the Defender Service, told me, "We helped Mr. Roberson move for an additional attorney because a seriously impaired inmate facing execution has a right, just like any client with money, to have his defenses litigated zealously by lawyers that are not subject to a conflict of interest.
But those activities inform us about the much discussed and litigated attempts by Republican state governments in these states to curtail early voting.
Finally, securities held by litigated fund families significantly underperform vis-á-vis other securities in terms of lower abnormal returns and liquidity.
