Sentence examples for litigation to solve from inspiring English sources
While insisting that his statements did not necessarily apply to the Microsoft case, he said: "The president-elect believes that our society and our government too often engage in litigation to solve problems, and he thinks that, in and of itself, is a problem.
These disputes can become time consuming and costly problems which may require litigation to resolve.
The group has a staff of planners who work with communities to fight sprawl and protect the quality of life, and prefers to avoid litigation by working collaboratively to solve problems, said its executive director, Ned Sullivan.
"Litigation is not going to solve the climate crisis," said Michael Byers, a researcher of international law at the University of British Columbia, and co-author of a recent journal article in the Washington Journal of Environmental Law & Policy describing the scenarios above.
But education costs also saddle the state with the highest property taxes in the country, while years of litigation and wrangling have failed to solve the problem of inequality between city and suburban schools.
But, he added, "often the bigger goal is to solve problems, to avoid litigation".
"We are hopeful that this administration has recognized that this is a problem that needs to be solved and we'll be able to solve it without recommencing litigation," he said.
"Litigation isn't always the best way to solve things".
This leaves decision-making up to the vagaries and expense of litigation instead of with the elected officials whose responsibility it is to solve problems.
So in March members of the Mississippi River Collaborative, an environmental group, filed a lawsuit designed to force all those involved to think about ways to solve the problem.The EPA refuses to comment while the matter is in litigation.
