Sentence examples for litigation viewed from inspiring English sources

Still, some officials involved in the litigation viewed Mr. Spitzer's entry into talks warily, they said, accusing him of cutting them out of the talks.

As Mr. Scruggs's asbestos caseload increased and settlement proceeds rolled in, he began to rely on Mr. Blake for political advice on how the asbestos litigation was viewed in the Mississippi and Louisiana legislatures.

Fear of litigation was viewed as a reason more clubs and pubs have voluntarily gone smoke-free [union representative], and the reason why the government went ahead with earlier SHS legislation [political advisor] [ 41].

The litigation, then, can be viewed as a bargaining chip for Cooper to get the best deal possible if the transaction is renegotiated or terminated.

The university's decision to settle the case rather than move forward with costly litigation should not be viewed as a condemnation of the researchers or the institution.

Litigation came to be viewed as the answer to social problems.

Watching the case unfold, there was a sense that they viewed the litigation as no more than a coordinated attack -- or in the words of Justice Samuel Alito, a "guerilla war" -- by death-penalty opponents against Oklahoma's democratic choice to put people to death using whatever drugs it could get its hands on.

The Amish oppose using force of any means, and they view litigation as a type of force.

Cook appears to view litigation as a necessary evil, not a vehicle of cosmic revenge".

Law firms that geared up for Year 2000 advice and a projected wave of damage lawsuits have used the expertise they gained to expand their work in electronic commerce, technology patent litigation and other areas once viewed as exotic.

And, in the event of litigation, those views would still be admissible in court.