Sentence examples for litigation progresses from inspiring English sources
Further, we recognize that circumstances may change as litigation progresses, thereby requiring reconsideration of initial rulings.
Instead, the pivotal inquiry is whether proof of materiality is needed to ensure that the questions of law or fact common to the class will "predominate over any questions affecting only individual members" as the litigation progresses.
Overstocks claims are baseless and we are confident we will ultimately prevail as the litigation progresses through the courts, Gradients chief executive, Brad Forst, said in a statement.
The city initially offered nothing, but substantially increased its settlement offers as litigation progressed and the trial date neared, Paz said.
Peter Skelton QC, also for the Foreign Office, told the court: "As this litigation has progressed, the [government] has become more and more troubled by the way the claimants' evidence has been produced.
The result is often years of litigation and slow progress on construction of affordable units.
8 It is significant, however, that while the litigation was in progress Congress forbade territories to pass 'local' or 'special' divorce laws.
The board's findings are only advisory, but will probably play into litigation now in progress in New York, where Airbus and American are determining how the cost of compensating relatives will be shared.
But industry experts had mixed opinions as to whether the patent will promote progress in the field by clarifying the intellectual property issue, or thwart progress by inviting litigation.
Disputes of this sort have been progressing through the litigation system since 1994.
I never thought I'd see the day when an uptick in litigation was a sign of progress, but there you go.
