Sentence examples for litigation account from inspiring English sources

"This is a huge commitment," said Utah representative Kay Christofferson, a Republican who sponsored legislation approved last Thursday creating a so-called "public lands litigation account" through which the state is beginning to finance a possible lawsuit.

Although the ratio of cases accepted to cases filed has remained steady in recent years, the report's findings suggest that business-related litigation accounts for more of the court's workload than it once did.

On the other hand in the U.S., according to a health economics study, using a panel data set and a fixed-effects specification, the estimates indicate that malpractice litigation accounts for roughly 2-102-10%mexpendituresditures, with the impact exceeding the dollar amount of settlements [ 11].

Visa previously placed $3 billion into a litigation escrow account with net proceeds from its March initial public offering.

She said it knew that Kyphon's marketing strategy was being challenged, and took the risk of litigation into account.

Visa said Wednesday that it has deposited $400 million into a litigation escrow account it had previously established under a retrospective responsibility plan.

It said the litigation settlement accounted for about 13 cents of the increase.

She says investor qualms about litigation and accounting methodology have pushed the stock down too far, particularly given growing demand for the fixing of crooked teeth.

The judge said: "No doubt all NHS trusts will take note of this litigation and take account of the outcome of the appeal … It is not self-evident that a central mandatory policy would necessarily be more effective.

(Please review the late 90's problems of Waste Management -- where AA paid $130 million plus in litigation re questionable accounting practices).

"There have been lawsuits settled overseas," Professor Beresford said, "but for the most part, significant accounting litigation is a U.S. phenomenon".