Sentence examples for litigation declining from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schneiderman began objecting a few months ago to the proposed releases barring future litigation, declining to participate as long as they were included.

The city officials, citing the pending litigation, declined further comment.

Amtrak officials, citing the possibility of litigation, declined to comment on Dr. Ross's claims, which were reported yesterday in The Intelligencer Journal in Lancaster.

Prompted by litigation, regulation and declining sales in its home market, Altria believes it can unleash more earnings potential by hiving off the overseas operation into an independent entity.

But patent litigation is declining as a percentage of issued patents.

A company spokesman said the matter was in litigation and declined to comment.

In fact, the volume of major Delaware litigation has declined in the last five years.

Citing the litigation, Mr. Mack declined to discuss that matter, but he was obviously wounded by the suggestion that he might not have treated people fairly.

SCO also said its first-quarter loss widened on litigation costs and declining sales, sending the shares down.

The banks, in predicting a continued housing recovery, point to their declining mortgage litigation costs and the increase in car lending and credit card spending.

With the case in litigation, Mr. Powers declined to discuss the numbers.