Sentence examples for monitor litigation from inspiring English sources

It turned out that the media had no burning desire to monitor litigation about patents, social security claims, or the Railway Labor Act.

She declined to offer specifics, though at one point she did say that the administration was "monitoring litigation risk".

We are currently monitoring the litigation and seeking ways to work constructively with the F.D.A. in resolving those concerns.

"We're very closely monitoring any litigation risk to see if there is any systemic threat, but at this point, there's no indication that there is," she testified.

"We are monitoring the ongoing litigation in Nebraska".

The state prison system was overcrowded and in crisis, subject to federal oversight, court monitors and expensive litigation.

"Although no charges were brought against Derrick Rose, we continue to monitor developments regarding this litigation," said an NBA spokesman, Mike Bass, last Friday.

The AOH will monitor the results of the litigation involving the GP research, Seixas wrote, and "If the court finds evidence of fraud in the production of the research reported in our pages, we will act on these findings in accord with the COPE guidelines for ethical publication".

The six career officials further asserted: "These briefs ran counter to the well-established practice of the Civil Rights Division not to inject itself into litigation or election monitoring on the eve of an election where it would be viewed as expressing a political preference or could have an impact on a political dispute".

These briefs, the former Voting Rights attorneys said in their letter, ran counter to the well-established practice of the Civil Rights Division not to inject itself into litigation or election monitoring on the eve of an election where it could be viewed as expressing a political preference or could have an impact on a political dispute.

(QVC, however, has said she will not appear on the channel as it continues "closely monitoring these events and the ongoing litigation").