Sentence examples for litigious system from inspiring English sources
Many landless warriors, created by the litigious system of family inheritance in Japan, had little love for the Hōjō but less for hunger and dispossession.
Second, Mr Bealmear says, the American legal system is now so litigious, and patenting so fraught with difficulties, that it can take up to two years to secure all the necessary agreements to make chips of the complexity Cadence specialises in.
Even though the process and cost involved in Chinese IP cases are usually substantially simpler and lower than in the U.S., the numbers demonstrate not only that the Chinese are becoming more litigious, but that the legal and court systems are maturing and being more widely used to resolve disputes.
The business conglomerate is known to be litigious and well connected in Russia's court system.
Unfortunately the book is also full of clumsy lawyerly phrases that blunt the edge of his allegations a sign of how the English legal system constrains reports on controversial and litigious people.
Thirdly, the litigious character of participants in the US health system (in both providers and consumers of medical care) has been widely recognized [ 21, 22].
It is a multifaceted issue grounded in issues of risk and harm to both mother and baby, and also in these litigious times to vulnerable health care providers, often defined through engagement with the medical system.
Mr. Sussan agreed that today's climate was more litigious and the cases more complex as children with a wide range of needs entered the public school systems.
My peonies are litigious.
