Sentence examples for litigation dogged from inspiring English sources
The threat of litigation dogged the recent renegotiation of Greek debt, which was ultimately resolved out of court after changes to local laws and intervention by European officials.
In cinemas, the Oscar-tipped Black Swan sees Darren Aronofsky paying lavish homage to Dario Argento, whose own litigation-dogged shocker Giallo (starring Oscar-winner Adrien Brody, who took the producers and distributors to court for unpaid fees) will presumably show up on UK DVD sometime this year.
The biggest Swiss names are dogged by litigation and calls for more capital just as costs are rising and margins falling.
The remaining 10% of the shares and one-fifth of the votes will go to a non-profit foundation.This, MasterCard hopes, will put an end to the litigation and regulatory scrutiny that have dogged it in recent years.
Here her character, a top New York litigation attorney named Patty Hewes, is more extreme on both ends: she's cruel, Machiavellian, dogged, charming, and dangerous.
Lee qualified into the firm's litigation department ("much more manageable than corporate," he remembers), but as time went by he found himself, like Joy, dogged not just by stress but by an instinct that law wasn't quite right for him.
Then controversy dogged her.
