Sentence examples for litigation indicated from inspiring English sources

Evaluation of PCB levels in sera from adults in Anniston collected from 1996 to 1999 in smaller nonsystematic studies, or as a part of litigation, indicated that this was one of the most highly exposed communities in the world (ATSDR 2000; Hansen et al. 2003).

Despite that, Inc. filed interrogatory responses in this litigation indicating the sale was suboptimal without consulting either one of them.

At all events, the unsettling influence that Feldman has had upon the course of this litigation indicates that a satisfactory solution cannot be reached without a reconsideration of that decision.

Lawyers involved in the vitamin litigation have indicated that if the Supreme Court rules in favor of the plaintiffs in this case, many more such lawsuits will be filed.

Samsung's primary goal in its legal wrangling with Apple appears to be to counter that company's aggressive stance with regards to patent litigation, as indicated by another statement received by Reuters from the Korean company.

United's two contracts with LP & L under consideration in this litigation, however, indicate that the terms vary from year to year and customer to customer since these two contracts themselves establish slightly different priority systems.

"Even while the litigation proceeds, EPA has indicated it will work with states that choose to continue plan development and will prepare the tools those states will need".

However, The Wall Street Journal said a legal remedy was unlikely, noting that a 2008 decision by the Supreme People's Court indicated that litigation could not be based on specific provisions of the constitution.

Dissatisfaction with care documented in the medical record 17. Documentation or correspondence indicating litigation 18.

While this analogy is helpful, it does not suggest that the class of baseless litigation is completely unprotected: at most, it indicates such litigation should be unprotected “just as” false statements are.

23 Discovery for litigation purposes is not an expressly indicated purpose of the Act.