Sentence examples for litigation to resolve from inspiring English sources

It took six years of litigation to resolve the issue in his favor.

But even Mr. Perry said the 6percentt issue could take years of litigation to resolve.

DeMaurice Smith, the executive director of the decertified players union, said in a telephone interview Monday that he would not comment on those discussions, given current litigation to resolve the league's lockout of players.

In a statement, the company's president and chief executive, Armando J. Olivera, noted that the blackout took place more than 18 months ago and that litigation to resolve the case would be expensive and "would require the time and attention of the same people who are responsible for the reliability of the grid".

The court's analysis leaves them with only the prospect of further litigation to determine the content of their new habeas right, followed by further litigation to resolve their particular cases, followed by further litigation before the D.C. Circuit -- where they could have started had they invoked the D.T.A. procedure.

These disputes can become time consuming and costly problems which may require litigation to resolve.

But drug companies managed to convince most courts that these agreements, which have come to be known as "reverse payment settlements," were really just honest settlements of litigation, meant to resolve good faith disputes over the validity of their patents.

"Target no longer wants to be strung along waiting for this litigation to be resolved," he said.

But even if Citigroup is cleared, it could take months, if not years, for the investigations and litigation to be resolved.

The settlements bring to $350 million the amount Schwab has agreed to pay to resolve litigation involving YieldPlus.

It is UBS's second settlement in less than three weeks to resolve litigation in the United States tied to the global financial crisis.