Sentence examples for more difficult to sue from inspiring English sources
But the restaurant has engaged in maneuvers that make it more difficult to sue.
After all, George Bush, as governor of Texas, had implemented a series of reforms that made it more difficult to sue companies.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg began a new legislative and public relations push yesterday in his uphill campaign to make it more difficult to sue New York City for larger and larger damage awards.
To no one's surprise, Democratic and Republican campaign advisers said that on a wide range of issues -- from easing restrictions on computer technology exports to reshaping the nation's tort laws and making corporations more difficult to sue in product liability cases -- a Bush administration would be far friendlier to business than a Gore administration.
One approach makes it more difficult to sue by, for example, restricting venue or imposing a statute of repose that prevents any suit after a period of years from the first sale of a product.
The advisory ― directed at people of color, women, people who identify as LGBTQ and those with disabilities ― cites recent legislation signed by Gov. Eric Greitens (R) that makes it even more difficult to sue for housing or employment discrimination.
Congress has made it quite difficult to sue a Web site or Internet Service Provider for hosting defamatory content.
Maybe, calculating that it would be difficult to sue HBO out of existence, he prefers to hold his enemy close.
But analysts said the difference was that the new generation was becoming increasingly easy to use, while becoming increasingly more difficult to police, possibly forcing record companies to sue individual users, a daunting, if not impossible task.
While it's pretty easy to figure who Lodsys has sued by searching through filings, it's much more difficult to figure out who has merely been threatened.
If the industry overturns the lower-court certification of a class action, Altria could still be sued by individuals, said S&Ps Mathis, but such cases are much more difficult to pursue..
