Sentence examples for litigation about the from inspiring English sources

The results presented can hopefully serve as best-practice guidelines when questions arise in criminal and civil litigation about the elimination rate of ethanol from blood in humans.

The omission was important because it meant Geneva would not be tied up in litigation about the capsule when the F.D.A. decided.

The interpretation of Hamdan and the precedents on which it is based will shape future litigation about the constitutionality of the various provisions of this legislation.

The only published appellate decision comes from the 4th Circuit, which is likely to be the site of litigation about the Spruce Mine permit.

"I believe that by these actions I have taken today America will be spared the anguish of further indecision and litigation about the tapes," Nixon wrote.

If Mrs. Thomas were involved as a party in the litigation about the health law, or the litigation's outcome proved central to her professional life, those classic conflicts would require him to recuse himself.

Although the archdiocese took the lead in the litigation, about half of the alleged perpetrators belonged to religious orders, such as the Jesuits, Salesians and Vincentians, and answered to those orders rather than the local archbishop.

There had been in the state courts years of litigation about whether the plaintiffs could present evidence of State Farm's practices outside Utah.

Moreover, in 2006, a federal judge ruled preliminarily that at least one of the shelters (the BLIPS) was valid; while subsequent litigation about BLIPS went the government's way, the case demonstrated a crack in the foundation upon which the government was building its criminal tax conspiracy.

The settlement, reached in 1999 under the Clinton administration, came after years of complaints and litigation about charges that the Board of Education and the custodians had set up obstacles to women and minority applicants for the jobs.

"The deaths do raise a lot of questions in terms of the training and supervision of people within his department, and they've had a lot of staff turnover," said Peter Koneazny, litigation director for the Legal Aid Society of Milwaukee, who is involved in litigation about conditions in the jail.