Sentence examples similar to litigation questioning from inspiring English sources

Senior Judge Edward G. Biester Jr. of Bucks County Court, who was to hear a pending retrial, instead signed an order this week ending the decades-long litigation over a series of articles questioning the conduct of members of the state's high court.

On rehearing Daubert, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals continued the trend toward institutional self-abnegation by questioning the reliability of litigation-generated science that is, science conducted solely in response to issues raised by a lawsuit.

Litigation brought against Ohio by McGuire's family questioning the constitutionality of his execution is ongoing.

"It goes back and forth, depending on the witness and the attorney who is questioning the witness," said Mary Aronson, a litigation and public policy analyst who feeds her expertise in tobacco-related issues by attending court on most days.

Litigation can be effective in protecting shareholder interests in some deals, but questioning every deal seems to impose excessive costs on the companies involved and their shareholders.

In an interview, Adam Messinger, vice president for engineering at Twitter, said that the genesis of the new patent agreement came when engineers and designers began questioning how patents, which are often awarded to an inventor, could be used in litigation against other companies.

But questioning his desire?

(Miss Larson looks questioning).

questioning feminine and masculine.

Police are questioning suspects.

"Questioning with boldness does".