Sentence examples for litigation regardless from inspiring English sources

He warned that these were an enormous incentive to newspapers to buy out of litigation, regardless of the merits of the case.

I carry a firearm to physically defend myself and my family if needed, while I avoid using it to protect myself and family from civil litigation regardless of the legal justification.

In their brief in the Maryland case, the groups argue that "there is no basis for creating emotion-based liability in pet litigation, regardless of the nature of the claim".

A BBC spokeswoman added: "We have standard processes in place to deal with requests from the police through our litigation department, regardless of the subject matter.

It pointed out that taxpayers may pay either way, regardless of litigation outcomes.

Certainly Twitter will be at the forefront of libel litigation in the future, regardless of any of the changes proposed in the Defamation Bill and the outcome of any legal action taken by Lord McAlpine against high profile tweeters is likely to have an even more profound impact on the legal landscape than his six figure damages settlements with the BBC and ITV.

The consensus among analysts is that regardless of litigation charges, halving a dividend after a long history of annual increases, reflects poor management especially after announcing that write-offs will be significantly higher than expected.

Regardless of the litigation outcome, Deutsche Bank analyst Brian Modoff wrote in a recent report that competitive devices such from Nokia and Motorola will be on the market within the next few months and will be priced at competitive levels, putting pricing pressure on Research in Motion's core equipment business.

A spokesperson said: "These proposals could result in more litigation, more conflict, and more confusion, regardless of the government's intentions.

The litigation model is destructive, not constructive, regardless of how many 'experts' they throw in the pot.

"Litigation is costly, time-consuming, and uncertain, regardless of the merits of the other side's case," Dr. Felten said.