Sentence examples for litigation concluded from inspiring English sources

The thousands of double eagles and other coins onboard were salvaged beginning in 1996, and once litigation concluded, many mint state double eagles came on the market.

The Forestry Division agreed that when all litigation concludes, including appeals, it will have an eight-hour meeting with the families and consultants to review information about the fire and answer questions, with lawyers present.

That was an "at-risk launch," industry jargon meaning that the generic company sells its drug before patent litigation is concluded.

Today, cases can drag on for years, thanks to rules that allow accounting firms accused of wrongdoing to demand that any disciplinary action be deferred until any related litigation is concluded.

Until last Thursday, the Justice Department and most of the 18 states involved in the latest round of litigation had concluded that a consent decree limiting Microsoft's conduct would never be enough to restore competition to the software market.

When the White House changed hands, the parties worked out an agreement, and the litigation was concluded.

"The present challenges do not have such an immediate purpose because the very authority to assess or collect will not exist until long after the litigation is concluded".

"The most fiscally conservative thing to do is wait for all the litigation to conclude and see if the project is even possible," said Sharon Leighow, a spokeswoman for the governor.

After comprehensive analysis of litigation data, we concluded that the majority of claims were generally resolved appropriately through medical malpractice litigation.

"Under the Minnesota law, an election certificate does not issue until litigation has been concluded".

The United Nations health agency, which has spearheaded the anti-smoking effort, issued a report that concluded litigation is a powerful tool in changing the behavior of tobacco giants and lowering the number of tobacco-related deaths.