Sentence examples for litigation demonstrates from inspiring English sources

Congress has periodically attempted to address the issue, notably through the Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Twenty-Fourth Amendments and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, but as the steady flow of litigation demonstrates, the problem persists.

"In the interest of settling the litigation and demonstrating the Getty's interest in a productive relationship with Italy", the museum has just handed over a Greek vase painted more than 2,300 years ago, an Etruscan candelabrum and a 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-oldSicily.What happens in Rome, however, is not the only stain, actual or potential, on the Greek's escutombstone

It would take months of painstaking litigation to demonstrate just how absurdly false the police account was.

The case study below demonstrates from ongoing litigation that coercive interrogation tactics continue to be used on a regular basis.

Kristine Mihelcic, a spokesperson for Santa Fe County, declined to comment on the pending litigation, but told HuffPost, "This tragic event demonstrates the dangers posed to our youth and community by illegal drug use".

4. As an additional example, traffic accident litigation may be supported by social media content that demonstrates intoxication or reckless conduct.

However you feel about the litigation - whether you think the tax is due or not - it underscores the arbitrary and complex nature of our tax system and demonstrates why it needs to be fixed with simple and clear rules.

As the Spotify litigation brought by songwriters is demonstrating, these services only have about a 75% compliance rate as it is, if that much.

As the means we use to punish become more obscure, it becomes more difficult not only to challenge them legally -- as demonstrated by recent litigation regarding the method of execution -- but also to challenge them politically.

Establishing these policies and procedures is valuable for compliance with the laws, protecting a startup from potential litigation, staving off bad press and demonstrating to capital sources that your personnel infrastructure is sound.

The public health model would treat occupational diseases in the same way all other disease is treated, removing them from the workers' compensation arena where causation must be demonstrated, often leading to litigation.