Sentence examples for litigation program from inspiring English sources

The most egregious get litigated through FIRE's two-year-old litigation program, which targets violations at public colleges (only public institutions, which are arms of the government, are directly bound by the First Amendment).

"Burberry vigorously protects its intellectual property rights and, as such, we launched a website litigation program in December of 2010 to combat commercial websites".

"The litigation program, as controversial as it is often written up to be, has been very successful in transforming public awareness," Mr. Sherman said.

But her case, said Robert Corn-Revere, a high-profile lawyer who works with FIRE's litigation program, is also about "the bigger picture — the widespread use of Title IX to violate First Amendment rights".

In 1982, hours after the court decided the Texas case, a young assistant to Attorney General William French Smith analyzed the decision and complained in a memo: "This is a case in which our supposed litigation program to encourage judicial restraint did not get off the ground, and should have".

On the other hand, by acquiring TV Guide in 2000 (while the two companies were locked in litigation about programming patents), Gemstar brought in the ultimate activist shareholder in Mr. Murdoch.

The state has been tangled in litigation over the program since it tried to remove an Adopt-a-Highway sign it had awarded to the San Diego Minutemen, a self-appointed border patrol group, on a stretch of road near an official Border Patrol checkpoint in Southern California.

Liz joins LA Waterkeeper (LAW) after being intimately involved in LAW's litigation and enforcement program as an associate attorney with Lawyers for Clean Water, Inc.

David M. Herszenhorn (NYT) HARTFORD: STUDY CRITICIZES LAWMAKERS -- A new study sponsored by the Connecticut Legislature criticizes it for not spending more money from the tobacco litigation settlement on programs to help people quit smoking.

This followed an unsuccessful attempt to get the court to suspend any changes to the program pending litigation or legislative action.

An article on Wednesday about Stanford Law School's Supreme Court Litigation Clinic, a semester program that gives students hands-on experience at the court, misstated its uniqueness.