Sentence examples for more litigation on from inspiring English sources
A look at Rupert Murdoch's legal confidant, Joel I. Klein; in France, an economic ally for the White House; and with more litigation on the horizon, Google's Android marches on.
Any change to Texas's protocol, especially if it involved the use a drug at the core of a controversy, would be bound to prompt more litigation on behalf of death-row prisoners.
There seems to be a consensus that controls need to be put in place because of the effects of more litigation on Australian society.
Just after it was introduced this session, Missouri House Speaker Tim Jones has stated opposition to a non-discrimination law stating last week, "I'm not in favor of creating more protected classes and encouraging more litigation on our Missouri employers and job creators," which effectively staves off the likelihood of MONA passing in the very near future.
"The Idealab case suggests there could be more litigation to come," said Carl E. Metzger, an authority on litigation risk in private equity, and a partner at the Boston law firm of Testa, Hurwitz & Thibeault.
Once begun, it was widely said, even before the Republicans had acted, litigation could only spawn more litigation and drag on and on, to the detriment of the political system.
"We cannot hope that our future means more litigation or protests on the land, as we see now".
Limited resources would be better spent managing forests than on more litigation.
The threat of more litigation represents the abrupt end to what was a golden era on Wall Street.
Thanks to the court, defaults on sovereign bonds governed by American law will produce more litigation and take longer to resolve.
