Sentence examples for litigated into from inspiring English sources

What is more, Investec argues that any adverse opinion from Ofcom or the Competition Commission will face an appeal or be litigated "into the ground".

Yes, piracy continues to be rampant, but they now understand that it cannot simply be litigated into oblivion.

We do not think Mr. Gore has a license to litigate into the sunset.

"This was litigated in the campaign".

Even a decision made with the best of intentions can later be called into question (and litigated by unfriendly and sometimes emotional beneficiaries) if it is not properly documented.

As I make clear in my book Battlefield America: The War on the American People, we have litigated and legislated our way into a new governmental framework where the dictates of petty bureaucrats carry greater weight than the inalienable rights of the citizenry.

Mr. Kellogg's younger and taciturn brother, Will Keith Kellogg, ultimately litigated control of the business from John and turned it into the world's largest cereal company.

The restraining order issued Thursday is only temporary, preventing the regulation from going into effect while the lawsuit continues to be litigated.

Obviously it will be litigated".

If litigated, divorce is usually very costly.

He litigated contract and insurance disputes.