Sentence examples for litigation permitted from inspiring English sources
In an opinion released on Tuesday, Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III, the judge hearing the litigation, permitted the deal to go forward but stated that the plaintiffs had a reasonable chance of proving in the litigation that while Mr. Rosenkranz felt "morally" entitled to his premium, he was not so permitted under Delaware law.
Banks have owned their branches and operational facilities, and prevailed in litigation permitting them to rent out surplus space and receive property pledged as collateral after a default.
To try to cope with the logjam caused by litigation, Ms. Norton proposed that the service be permitted to ignore new lawsuits for a year, so that it could focus on identifying new species in peril.
And public-interest litigation by some environmental NGOs will now be permitted.Hold the organic champagne.
"There is likely to be quite a flood of litigation to try to flesh out precisely what regulations are to be permitted and which ones are not," Mr. Levy said.
And yet, bringing new energy sources to market is held up by unnecessary litigation and unreasonable federal permitting delays.
(Chiang permitted himself a modest celebration: "I am pleased and thankful that Governor Brown saw this litigation as a frivolous waste of hard-earned tax dollars").
The part of the federal law that permitted the lawyers to use driver information "in connection with" or "in anticipation of litigation" did not apply to solicitations, Justice Kennedy wrote for the majority.
Analysts at RBC Capital Markets said: "In addition to removing a potentially large distraction, Asos will now be permitted to start selling sportswear on a global basis which they were previously unable to whilst the litigation was under way.
Thursday's decision in the ethically charged litigation was made five months after the Supreme Court, in a case involving a blood test developed by Prometheus Laboratories, unanimously ruled that companies were not permitted to patent observations about natural phenomena.
