Sentence examples for litigation altogether from inspiring English sources

The goal is to avoid litigation altogether.

Eleven states have stopped lethal injections altogether, as litigation proceeds.

In any case, the ball will very much be in Trump's court, so long as the rule isn't blocked altogether by litigation.

But if the city denies a march permit altogether, "you know litigation is not out of the question," said Donna Lieberman, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, which represented the group in its previous court challenge.

In a settlement reached Friday and announced Monday morning just before their federal trial was to begin, the owners agreed to pay the trustee $162 million, but that figure is likely to be reduced or wiped out altogether as the complex bankruptcy litigation involving Mr. Madoff's investment operation plays out.

Doctors who have been sued may end up practicing defensive medicine, ordering unnecessary tests and medications or refusing to treat patients with more complex illnesses altogether as a safeguard against future litigation.

As reported earlier this week, Index Ventures, which had played a critical role in organizing the buyout bid for the calling service, and whose role was central in the litigation spawned by the sale, has left the deal altogether.

But Guidant's most advanced drug-coated stent program is still behind Johnson & Johnson's, and the paclitaxel stent carries a litigation risk that may take Guidant out of the race altogether.

Some are saying that this wave of litigation will convince companies to get rid of unpaid interns altogether in order to avoid lawsuits.

Only see the long-running litigation in the Binyam Mohamed case, when the complicity of MI5 in torture would have been suppressed altogether had Lord Neuberger, then Master of the Rolls, not published his draft legal opinion.

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