Sentence examples for litigation to conclude from inspiring English sources
"The most fiscally conservative thing to do is wait for all the litigation to conclude and see if the project is even possible," said Sharon Leighow, a spokeswoman for the governor.
My experience in estate litigation leads me to conclude that most undue influence activities later challenged in court occur when the elder is at stage 2 or 3 on the Clinical Dementia Rating (CDR) scale.
States had until 2018 to submit plans for compliance -- well after this litigation is expected to conclude -- and until 2025 to begin showing actual progress.
Thirty years of litigation have lead me to conclude that folks worry more about legal liability than need be; however, you can help alleviate your fears by becoming her medical power of attorney.
I have studied privacy litigation for some time, only to conclude that none of it is driven by true consumer misfortune.
The smoking gun that was to conclude the litigation occurred when plaintiffs were finally allowed to take the deposition of L. Patrick Gray, the acting director of the FBI who had requested the mail cover.
Documents that surfaced in recent litigation over that merger led a federal judge to conclude the company has been trying to "leverage its participation in the exchanges for favorable treatment" from federal regulators.
The N.C.A.A. responded by ushering Byers out the door, leading him to conclude that the only two forces that could impose real change on the organization were Congressional action or litigation.
