Sentence examples for litigation demanding from inspiring English sources

In July 2009, the New Delhi High Court overturned Section 377, decriminalizing homosexuality after hearing a public-interest litigation demanding legalization of homosexual intercourse between consenting adults.

Mr. Napoli said the high profile of the litigation demanded significant spending for news conferences, lobbying and other needs to keep up with the lawyers defending the city and its contractors.

After seven exhausting years of dealing with aggressive threats of litigation, demands for fast payment and being the perpetual bearer of bad (and expensive) news to my senior management, I was ready for a change.

The increased awareness about the importance of EBP may be due to higher rates of litigation, demands for greater accountability for clinical practice, and increased public awareness of healthcare associated with improved information technology [ 2- 4].

These cases mark the first time immigration will be among the list of federal marriage benefits same sex couples are demanding through litigation premised on the unconstitutionality of DOMA.

The fallout from Mahmood's conviction also threatened to engulf Rupert Murdoch's newspapers in the UK and US in fresh litigation and demands for huge payouts.

The reasons are complex: drug-company marketing tactics, fear of litigation if a diagnosis is missed, and demanding patients all play a role.

I also wrote a "letter before claim" to the defendant, demanding the money and threatening litigation if he failed to pay.

After rulings from the Subordinate Courts, Odex took personal data from affected ISPs and sent letters demanding payment in place of litigation.

He showed an aptitude for death-penalty litigation, which is both emotionally taxing and technically demanding.

"I was perplexed and troubled to learn that you have personally written to Alabama's school superintendents demanding information related to the pending litigation," he wrote.