Sentence examples for litigation to prevent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Adams declined to comment, but said in court filings that the lawsuit looked like an attempt by the company to use litigation to prevent stockholders from being given a choice of candidates for the board seat.

Despite continued litigation to prevent the move of its paintings and artifacts, the Barnes Foundation said last week that it had passed its $200 million fund-raising goal to continue construction on its new home in Philadelphia, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.

Verizon Wireless doesn't like it either and says it's prepared to go to litigation to prevent its customers' numbers from getting out.

Steinman and his representatives approached Meat Loaf's labels, Universal and Virgin, asserting trademark ownership and threatening litigation to prevent the album's release.

It also explains why online music piracy may at last be in decline.For most of the past decade the music industry focused on litigation to try to prevent piracy.

Do we have to remove all purple dinosaurs to prevent litigation from the lawyers representing Barney the Purple Dinosaur?

If Enron files for bankruptcy, this is not likely to prevent litigation against Arthur Andersen, the company's outside auditor, said Jeffrey N. Gordon of Columbia University Law School.

9. "The real test of the use of negligence as a criterion in litigation is its ability to prevent unsafe medical practices, an issue very difficult to address through research.

Senior clinicians reportedly were motivated to consider either applying prophylaxis or withholding prophylaxis because they wished to prevent litigation or retribution, or to prevent a past adverse experience when one of their patients was or was not given VTE prophylaxis.

The most common perceived reasons for inappropriate antibiotic prescribing were pressure from patients or parents; desire to prevent litigation as a result of complications of infections; concern for patient or parent satisfaction with the visit; and perceived decreases in visit length.

Claims that a pre-litigation stay was required to prevent irreparable harm are also overblown, because the CPP was designed to phase changes in gradually, giving states producers and ample time to move forward and adjust at a measured pace.