Sentence examples for litigation to take from inspiring English sources

"Twenty-five years is an extremely long time for any litigation to take place," Mr. Swift said.

Not only has it provided a humane living environment for detainees, it has also greatly improved the environment for their litigation to take place and their state of mind.

When litigation is unavoidable, I bring in a litigation specialist to take the case into the courtroom.

Besides the bankruptcy case, the bank is in litigation elsewhere to take control of property owned by the Quinn family in Russia, Ukraine and India.

Furthermore, the establishment of rules constraining behavior that may increase the risk of litigation needs to take place on a hierarchical level "above" the one where such behavior is likely to occur, most likely on the level of the firm, rather than that of subsidiary organizational units, leading to centralization.

And it was created to represent the position of Congress in litigation matters, not to take on the Defense of Marriage Act.

"We will work for as rapid a conclusion as possible but when the outcome may culminate in highly contentious litigation we have to take great care," Stephen Haddrill, FRC chief executive, wrote to Ian Wright MP, chair of the business innovation and skills committee which is investigating BHS's demise.

After having taken a $100 million reserve in the first quarter for expected litigation costs, Goldman declined to take a similar charge this time.

Because IRS auditors are supposed to take "litigation risk" into consideration to avoid getting bogged down in costly and time-consuming lawsuits, this creates an incentive for them to look elsewhere.

Yet litigation and criminal charges tend to take years to emerge; many wrongdoers are able to avoid court.

But more than a few, one suspects, aren't terribly interested in US-style litigation and would be happy to take the rough with the smooth, if only everybody else would.