Sentence examples for litigious process from inspiring English sources

Storing water underground averts the need to flood land above-ground, a contentious and potentially litigious process.

Redistricting — a tedious and often litigious process that follows every 10-year census cycle — is largely a game of math and hope.

"It is a very litigious process with regards to delays and a lot of defense attorneys are trying to see if they can keep the cars," he said.

New York not only had a high level of these injuries, it also had one of the more litigious processes, which further drove up costs.

This insurance scheme was introduced to New Zealand in 1974 to make access to support following injury equitable and not dependent on lengthy and expensive litigious processes; people injured in New Zealand (including visitors to New Zealand) cannot sue for damages resulting from injury except for exemplary damages[ 10].

"It could have been a very litigious and costly process".

As a result, hold-outs can still freeze a restructuring by buying a blocking stake in one small, vulnerable bond type.Both the IMF and creditor groups are seeking to develop language to protect the restructuring process from litigious bondholders.

The Bloomberg administration has vehemently opposed the proposal on grounds that the Superfund process is litigious and glacially slow, and it has proposed its own alternative plan that is tied to multiple, but uncertain, financing sources, including Congressional earmarks.

They include improving a cumbersome decision-making process and encouraging less litigious dispute settlement.

It embodies a more peaceful approach to the divorce process, embracing a non-litigious methodology.

The process is also wide open to litigious opponents who, Duffy says, are free to bring court challenges to decisions made by regulators at nearly every level of the process.