Sentence examples for needed to sue from inspiring English sources

The families of two seriously ill children felt that they needed to sue to be fairly considered for lungs from adult donors.

In fact, some believe that Google's decision to acquire YouTube was one of the worst it has ever made, thanks to the confluence of massive copyright violations and Google's financial backing, which gave copyright holders the impetus they needed to sue the popular site.

Well, except when you need to sue them.

Apple does not really need to sue to stop programs like QTFairUse6, anyway.

"Beautiful — that's all we need to sue them into oblivion".

"Just need to sue the hell out of the agency... get a couple cool mill and get out".

But the clock is ticking and they need to sue first to make sure the litigation is in a favorable jurisdiction (i.e., Quebec).

"If these things are not against the law we need amendments to the Equality Act", she said, adding that if they were against the law "we need to sue the backsides off people".

Last October the president, Andrzej Duda, blocked a bill that would have granted transgender people a legal existence, sparing them from needing to sue their parents if they want to change their name and gender on birth certificates.

To shut the system down, the RIAA may not need to sue all its users, but only the most socially minded ones, who act, in effect, as a kind of centralised server.Such considerations are unlikely to end the file-sharing fad, but they seem sure to change it.

Calling the administration's refusal to turn over documents "frustrating and extremely difficult to understand," Comptroller General David M. Walker said today that it was likely he would need to sue the White House to force disclosure of information about President Bush's energy strategy.