Sentence examples for litigation was concluded from inspiring English sources
When the White House changed hands, the parties worked out an agreement, and the litigation was concluded.
That was an "at-risk launch," industry jargon meaning that the generic company sells its drug before patent litigation is concluded.
Today, cases can drag on for years, thanks to rules that allow accounting firms accused of wrongdoing to demand that any disciplinary action be deferred until any related litigation is concluded.
"The present challenges do not have such an immediate purpose because the very authority to assess or collect will not exist until long after the litigation is concluded".
This week's settlement was concluded hours before a federal appeals court was due to begin considering an important phase of WorldCom litigation.
"Under the Minnesota law, an election certificate does not issue until litigation has been concluded".
We are pleased to have reached this agreement and hope that it will be accepted by the remaining claimant groups so that this long course of complex and costly litigation can now be concluded," said McEwan.
"The civil litigation is ongoing, as is the internal investigation and until both are concluded it would be inappropriate to comment further.
Worse, litigation in the Philippines takes at least five years on average to be concluded.
