Sentence examples for litigation warrants from inspiring English sources

Hollinger International is considering issuing litigation warrants so that any firm that buys its newspapers can share in money collected from Lord Black and his colleagues.Mr Breeden's latest salvo will cheer Hollinger International's board of directors, including Henry Kissinger and Richard Perle, an ex-chairman of the Pentagon's Defence Policy Board.

However, all of this litigation over warrants does not cover an essential flaw in reliance on black box data in the first place: the data provides an incomplete picture of what really happened and allows the jury to give too much weight to the information jurors interpret as a smoking gun.

At the same time, the City has sent the FDA a letter demanding that it immediately review e-cigarettes' health effects and provide records to help determine if litigation is warranted.

In such cases, the accountability office said, the division did not begin an investigation for six months, did not complete an investigation for a year, did not assess back wages when violations were clearly identified and did not refer cases to litigation when warranted.

The argument against such challenges is that pre-enforcement litigation over a warrant is a bad idea.

Mr. Stolman's bags, though fashioned in cheap, bright rubber, were similar enough to the Birkin in shape and detail to warrant litigation, Hermès said.

Microsoft is involved in ongoing litigation against a search warrant issued in December 2013 by a U.S. magistrate, authorizing the search and seizure of e-mail accounts hosted by Microsoft.

Finally, litigation, which in some cases is warranted, is inflationary.

The 1760s saw a growth in the intensity of litigation against state officers, who, using general warrants, conducted raids in search of materials relating to John Wilkes's publications attacking both government policies and the King himself.

We have no warrant to encumber securities-fraud litigation by adopting an atextual requirement of precertification proof of materiality that Congress, despite its extensive involvement in the securities field, has not sanctioned.

But that certainly does not warrant the 14 months of "aggressive litigation" Rhodes had to face.