Sentence examples for pace of litigation from inspiring English sources

Laws complicating land transactions, and the labyrinthine intricacies and glacial pace of litigation, are further deterrents.

Given the pace of litigation, it seems certain that dozens of Bloomberg-era cases will remain unresolved when his third term ends in 2013 and will be left to his successor to resolve.

That said, the changes Mr. Steinberg is championing — which include exempting urban projects from parking and aesthetic reviews, and speeding up the pace of litigation — are considerably short of the broader rollback of environmental reviews sought by business leaders.

As the pace of litigation against financial institutions picks up and banks realize that their clients' money is not all that was lost, the offer by Santander is aimed at repairing its reputation as a conservative Spanish institution that was tarnished when it emerged as one of Mr. Madoff's biggest victims.

Judge Pohl concluded that the Pentagon's order constituted "at least the appearance of, an unlawful attempt to pressure the Military Judge to accelerate the pace of litigation and an improper attempt to usurp judicial discretion".

She added that indefinite stays are at odds with the spirit of a 1996 federal law that had sought to quicken the pace of capital litigation.

In keeping with the stately pace of federal litigation, the depositions of witnesses are to begin sometime this year, and the parties will be allowed to file motions for summary judgment — in Google's case, to dismiss the suits — in early 2008.

In the case that the United States Supreme Court will review on Monday, the dizzying pace of the presidential litigation led to an odd legal twist, akin to a controversial cart being placed before a rather important horse.

Years of litigation followed.

A flurry of litigation has followed.

The uncertainty of litigation is eliminated.