Sentence examples for of another suit from inspiring English sources
After the district court dismissed the suit with prejudice (precluding the filing of another suit on the same grounds), the Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit affirmed the relevant part of the district court's ruling, holding that the fair-share provision as applied to personal assistants was constitutional because the assistants were state employees "within the meaning of Abood".
Rather than postpone the spacewalk, described as one of the most difficult ever tried, Dr. Grunsfeld, 43, an astrophysicist who worked on Hubble on the last repair mission, in 1999, was fitted with the top of another suit, and the mission excursion continued.
The future of another suit remains uncertain.
Damore's lawsuit also comes in the wake of another suit against Google, filed in September, by three female former employees.
The players following this leader must play cards of the same suit as the leading card if they have them - if not, they may play cards of another suit.
Cars were another suit of clothing to burnish an image, and one of the ways he defined his new administration after the staid Eisenhower years.
The lawsuit brought by the touring golf pro Casey Martin against the PGA Tour has received most of the publicity, but another suit, filed by a club pro from Indiana, may well be the one that determines whether disabled players will be allowed to use carts in professional tournaments.
But reading Google's answer, I stumbled on the company name 'Rosetta Stone' a number of times, and I wondered if Google's attorneys had also copied most of the language from another suit and forgot to replace the company name Flowbee by Rosetta Stone here and there.
It seemed like every time I earned a bit more money, and began to build my bank account, I found another suit, pair of shoes, fine bottle of wine, etc that I just had to have.
After the union declared its own tariffs last week, of up to 26percentt on steel, the United States warned of another possible suit in the W.T.O.
Any fashion house that doesn't recognize that its customers aren't sitting around in Armonk waiting for news of another bouclé suit with pearls.
