Sentence examples for planned litigation from inspiring English sources

Democrats planned litigation in the event that Christie decided to let his appointee serve the remainder of Lautenberg's term.

"We will try to work with them, but we are planning litigation just in case," he said.

Morris is planning litigation against Watson & Brown, the conveyancing solicitors involved, who he said were recommended by Morris Properties at the time as part of their buy-to-let package.

If they say you are threatening litigation against them, or they plan litigation against you, the BBB will not file the report.

We are meeting with lawyers that are planning litigations against these companies, meeting with parliamentarians that are concerned about corporate power and want to introduce legislation to curtail it.

"Our whole system of government is checks and balances," said Ralph G. Neas, president of People for the American Way, one group planning the litigation.

The National Community Pharmacists Association and the National Association of Chain Drug Stores, which see the combination as problematic for pharmacies, said they planned to pursue their litigation.

Mr. Kennedy said music and movie industry groups planned to file additional litigation to try to get the site shut down.

Kennedy said music and movie industry groups planned to file additional litigation to try to get The Pirate Bay shut down.

He also said he planned to remove all "litigation, regulation, excessive cost" barriers to businesses (declaring Wisconsin, on election night, "open for business!"), and to put an end to a plan for a federally financed rail project between Milwaukee and Madison that he says would cost too much for the state to operate once it is built.

Much of the agency's operating budget goes to planning and litigation, rather than conservation work in the national forests, the White House said.