Sentence examples for litigation grows from inspiring English sources
In the end, these rulings will define the success – or failure – of Aereo and could ultimately a battle of the wallets as litigation grows and becomes more expensive.
Democrats, aided by a ruling last year by the Federal Election Commission that declared redistricting work exempt from some election financing restrictions, have set up a trust fund for litigation growing out of the redistricting.
The settlement reflects a trend in the last decade in which major accounting firms have been drawn into -- and paid large sums to get released from -- litigation growing out of major financial scandals.
In 1995, with litigation pressure growing on tobacco companies, RJR Nabisco sold a minority stake in Nabisco Holdings to the public.
Even so, Mr. Roderick said there had been increasing litigation amid growing concern over climate change, including cases brought in the British High Court by environmental activists against the British Treasury over the restructuring of the Royal Bank of Scotland.
"I have become increasingly concerned that the ongoing litigation and growing media interest will distract you from the important work that you are doing and unfairly impact this stellar school's deserved reputation".
It would also be likely to spark a flurry of litigation, amid growing complaints about the management of voting stations in Ohio and Florida, where Republican politicians have been accused of attempting to suppress voter turnout among demographics who vote early and are considered likely to lean to the Democrats.
How PayPal addresses current litigation and growing competition in coming months will either vindicate its surprising market performance or add it to the dot-com pileup.
We have no opinion on whether USP Office is doing better or worse, but we know for sure that the amount of software litigation has grown over time.
The litigation had already grown tense.
But to Wall Street, lengthy litigation is a growing investment opportunity.
