Sentence examples for planning litigation from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

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

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

"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.

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

Originally, the entire highway was two lanes wide; west of Bonsall, the route was widened in stages, after decades of funding shortages, planning, and litigation.

Coeur certainly couldn't: It has long owned a gold mine near Juneau, which it hasn't been able to exploit because of changes in its plans and litigation by environmental groups.

(4) Clearer documentation and language in planning, as more litigation is likely.

The only thing they agreed on: the other side had been committed to its plans — decertification and litigation for the union, a lockout for the owners — all along.