Sentence examples for litigation with that from inspiring English sources

"People would walk away from litigation with that because they felt it was an honest give and take".

Transit officials said they believed their efforts had been hurt by lingering public resentment over a light-rail expansion project that was delayed and went over budget, devolving into messy litigation with contractors that ended up costing the transit system even more.

In the quarter, Genentech settled patent litigation with Amgen that began in 1996.

But current and former employees of the school, who asked to remain unnamed because of pending litigation, disagree with that characterization.

They can accept an offer the others deem acceptable; or they can take their chances with litigation that could take half a decade.

The governor, who is fed up with litigation that has kept the wolves on the endangered list even as their population has swelled, says game wardens will stop investigating wolf shootings in that part of the state.

"We're willing to pay $600 million because we have a business to run and don't want this hanging over our heads with litigation that could last for years," Mr. Klotz said.

"We're willing to pay $600 million because we have a business to run and don't want this hanging over our heads with litigation that could last for years".

As for the new name, the team said it was an attempt to avoid any litigation with another company that has the "Action" trademark.

West Ham have an agreement but I have a judicial review outstanding and litigation with the Premier League that [means] West Ham even moving would be a breach of Premier League rules.

Mr. Miles also said such a sale "would break trust" with those who have contributed to the arts at the university over the years, "would chill any future donations, and may well lead to litigation with the family that donated 'Mural' to the University of Iowa in the first place".