Sentence examples for litigation to keep from inspiring English sources

Ms. Karbowiak, the Firestone spokeswoman, said it was common in business litigation to keep settlement agreements private.

A representative for Solar Millennium's American subsidiary said the German developer did not expect the litigation to keep it from getting a federal loan guarantee.

That means a lot of phone calls from a guy who might go thug, and enough litigation to keep a battalion of lawyers busy for years.

That led to several hundred voters in Sandusky County being turned away, claims that voters were also disenfranchised in Cleveland, and last-minute litigation to keep certain polls open late.

As you might imagine, such issues will be another source of litigation to keep lawyers busy and their wallets full.

Written in a breathless narrative style and signed by Gloria Allred, the prominent feminist lawyer who represents Jodie Fisher, a former H.P. consultant, the letter was unsealed a week and a half ago by the Delaware Supreme Court after Mr. Hurd intervened in pending shareholder litigation to try to keep it secret.

Many of these matters will be the subject of litigation that is expected to keep Britain's civil courts and the European courts busy for many years.

The N.B.A. Board of Governors gave the SuperSonics approval Friday to move to Oklahoma City pending the resolution of litigation that was intended to keep the team at KeyArena in Seattle for the final two seasons of its lease.

It may have to do with ongoing litigation and the desire to keep exact numbers quiet.

But for Donziger they presented a crucial opportunity to keep the litigation alive.

In this situation, by the way, everyone has an incentive to keep merger litigation going – the lawyers for their fees and the companies for the releases.