Sentence examples for litigation for more from inspiring English sources

The rule, issued under a court-ordered deadline, had been in litigation for more than a decade and faced fierce opposition from House Republicans last year.

(Mr. Brickman said he had not consulted for either side in the litigation for more than a decade, although he was briefly hired by the Keene Corporation, an asbestos defendant, in 1989).

The indictment of Mr. Weiss, a co-founder of the firm, coupled with the plea agreement by Mr. Lerach, is the latest twist in the saga of two lawyers who dominated the field of class-action securities litigation for more than a decade.

Although the ratio of cases accepted to cases filed has remained steady in recent years, the report's findings suggest that business-related litigation accounts for more of the court's workload than it once did.

The litigation simmered for more than a year until Patrick agreed to pay $32 million for the balance of Mylan's American Bioscience shares and payments to fund Terrence's diabetes research for three years.

"Continuing the civil litigation for several more years," it read, "would demand further time, energy and cost with no corresponding benefit.

The biggest Swiss names are dogged by litigation and calls for more capital just as costs are rising and margins falling.

The company has been in litigation with Brookhaven for more than two years over fire safety issues, a town official said.

The performers said they lacked the funds for more litigation.

Opponents of the death penalty said the decision was little more than a road map for more litigation.

Closing tax shelters not only costs money for auditors but also for litigation, which typically continues for more than a decade and costs the government and shareholders.