Sentence examples for litigation the way from inspiring English sources

Here are some of Apple's innovations: making computers that aren't scary, creating MP3 players that work, re-inventing phones and inventing tablets, making retail stores that people camp out to get into, and using patent litigation the way that Bruce Lee used his feet.

At issue in the litigation is the way in which banks process customer transactions.

"Their objective here is to educate youth that you must pay for music, and litigation becomes the way of projecting that message out to the world".

The position the Scouts had fought for and maintained through almost a decade of contested litigation, all the way to the Supreme Court, will be abandoned.

Earlier this month, a New York court dismissed this litigation, opening the way for the Parliament to declare today that German companies had achieved "legal peace" in the United States.

Texas's electoral practices have frequently become mired in litigation, from the way it draws its electoral boundaries to the strict voter ID law passed in 2011.

Supreme Court: The former prosecutors said if Barr declines to send the whole report to Congress, the House Judiciary Committee could subpoena it, leading to a possible chain of litigation all the way up the Supreme Court.

"Some people, their detractors, call those firms patent trolls, and so do we, which is why we believe that innovation and not litigation is the way to go when it comes to patent trolls," Carney said.

I genuinely believe that as a result of [our] litigation and the way it was prosecuted ultimately led to the financial fraud being uncovered* and really changed the whole entertainment industry and festival industry.

With various agencies in action, and various bases for litigation, the best way to characterize the government's civil enforcement strategy would be as a diversified portfolio.

This said, much of the existing legal scholarship on medical tourism considers lawyers in their role as litigators, in particular due to the focus on medical malpractice litigation and the ways in which medical tourism inflects such litigation [ 14– 16].