Sentence examples for outside litigation from inspiring English sources

Deasy said from the outset that he would use any means necessary — including supporting legislation and outside litigation — to pursue his vision of what would propel gains in student achievement.

None of this is to suggest that life outside of litigation is an Eden of truth-telling.

He added that the administration did not yet know the value of the California leases and that until it did it could not consider stepping outside the litigation.

On Thursday, the NFL decided to put its protest policy on hold while it figures out "a solution to the anthem issue through mutual, good faith commitments, outside of litigation," according to The Associated Press.

As it is presented at trial, even normal science is integrated into an advocacy narrative and becomes unmoored from the discourse of science as practiced outside the litigation context.

And that's even better than being outside the Enron litigation world, he said, because the previous client relationship means that he cannot become involved again.

Even in the strongest economies, New Yorkers of sound mind find that talking with a real estate broker can result in rolled eyes, raised voices and a New York version of "taking it outside" by threatening litigation.

Some people outside of the litigation, particularly representatives of environmental groups, say that whether the case ends at a negotiating table or in a courtroom, they want to see a large amount of the environmental fines go to restoring the Gulf Coast.

(The pair recently agreed to drop litigation outside the U.S. but are continuing to pursue action in the U.S).

We remain committed to gender diversity in the workplace and believe that women in technology would be best served by focusing on this issue outside of continued litigation".

"I've decided to make these documents public outside the context of litigation," Mr. Farmer said.