Sentence examples for litigation delay from inspiring English sources

So far, Goodell and the owners have responded to the concussion problem in a way that is familiar from the N.F.L.'s past handling of existential threats: litigation, delay, denial, and inadequate, incremental fixes, all constructed to outlast and outflank opponents.

Terri Rosen Deutsch, a spokeswoman, said ownership of No. 124 is in litigation, delaying the hearing.

The E.P.A. had issued regulations regarding emissions in 1998, but litigation delayed their being put into effect.

During the Clinton administration, the E.P.A. carried out an aggressive set of reforms that helped reduce litigation delays over how cleanups would be conducted.

"This agreement lets us focus right away on improving the state without further litigation delays and appeals that could take years.

The real costs in litigation: delayed innovation and loss of consumer choice are even greater.

The lawsuits were only settled in 1992, and during these litigation delays, Dalton's deal with Danjaq expired in 1990.

Making Enforcement Work: Along with Justice Department monitoring the agreement provides for mandatory arbitration under certain circumstances and "for a formal reporting mechanism for complainants if Google acts in an unfair manner," meaning anyone harmed by Google's actions will be able to get much speedier resolution in many instances than facing off with Google in endless litigation delays.

The litigation may delay the order, which was due to be awarded this month.

Settlements have the advantage of returning money to harmed investors quickly, she said, without years of litigation and delay.

Although litigation could delay any recount, as it did in Florida in 2000, most require the process to be completed more quickly than it is done in Ohio.