Sentence examples for litigation but only from inspiring English sources

Well, Floydsters have been known to resort to litigation, but only to lay claim to the name of their own band, not that of one half of our nearest celestial body.

Some on the players' side say they will see their lawsuit through to a trial on the merits of its antitrust charges, and some on management's side insist they do not want a settlement of the litigation, but only a collectively bargained agreement.

"A covered entity" can non-consensually disclose patient records to in-house counsel in the context of litigation, but only when it relates to the entity's "health care operations," Styles wrote.

But for them, litigation seems the only certainty.

The Enron litigation is only the latest embarrassment for the firm.

Litigation is only the most public form of contention between general and limited partners.

He was involved in endless litigation not only with rival manufacturers and infringers but also with the New York Central Railroad, which he sued for $20,000 damages following an altercation over an $8.75 overcharge on his wife's baggage.

Nor is there much chance of a flood of litigation, since only governments can bring complaints against a trading partner's labour standards.

Rulemaking by litigation will only amplify trade friction.Preparing for a new roundWhat should be done to strengthen the WTO and prepare for new trade talks, hopefully next year?

Once begun, it was widely said, even before the Republicans had acted, litigation could only spawn more litigation and drag on and on, to the detriment of the political system.

After years of litigation, not only did two federal courts rule Governor Scott's policy unconstitutional, but the state also failed to produce any reliable results of drug use among those tested.