Sentence examples for litigation made from inspiring English sources

Kessler said sports-related litigation made for its own set of challenges.

Former Kaplan instructors not involved in the litigation made similar claims.

In its lawsuit, the state asked a State Supreme Court justice in Brooklyn, Richard D. Huttner, to appoint a receiver to collect the cemetery's rents and pay its bills while the litigation made its way through the courts.

The expanding universe of litigation made it clear that the real deadline in the case is Dec. 12, the date by which the states must select their Electoral College delegates.

In his book, Winkler describes how the NRA, hewing to its policy of avoiding risky litigation, made it clear to Gura and to Bob Levy, a senior fellow at the libertarian Cato Institute who financed the Heller case, that it did not support their plan.

Litigation makes issues related to their performance and compensation public".

But the current state of class-action litigation makes the dismissal ruling very important.

Games would be played while antitrust litigation makes its way through the court system.

But America's strong shareholder culture and fondness for litigation make it harder than it would be in Europe for managers to employ these devices.

Making the comeback effort all the harder, the combination of poor economic growth, regulatory pressure and litigation makes it difficult for bank managers to focus on adjusting to a new era when banking simply will not be as profitable as it used to be, said Mr. Gellert, the analyst.

The bill removes the possibility of recovering success fees from all litigation (making it harder for public interest lawyers to bring highly risky cases of this type without legal aid) but more significantly, takes away the possibility of recovering insurance premiums from all litigation, replacing this with a limited form of cost protection for personal injury cases only.