Sentence examples for point of litigation from inspiring English sources

Before the disputed Florida election ever reaches the point of litigation, campaign officials said, they will try to win the vote outright for Vice President Al Gore.

He struts around the joint, acting like a matchmaker to the college kids working there, and commences to flirt with the manager (Annette Bening, channelling Diane Keaton to the point of litigation).

"The whole point of litigation like [the Chamorro lawsuit] is to pave the way for non-indigenous people to assert control over indigenous resources," said Matthew L.M. Fletcher, the director of the Indigenous Law and Policy Center at Michigan State and a member of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians.

"If they do recover that would be great but that is not the point of the litigation".

That year also was the high point of tobacco litigation, as state attorneys general struck a $206 billion deal with cigarette makers to settle lawsuits they had filed to recover costs related to smoking.

And a laughable claim that because a volleyball player would have the opportunity to leave college debt free, there is no such thing as exploitation in college athletics (yes, Colin, volleyball players, as everyone knows, are the focal point of all the litigation and discussion around paying players).

The Emergency Assistance Unit has been the flash point of 20 years of litigation between the city and the Legal Aid Society.

"At some point the endless cycle of litigation on this issue needs to cease," Tousaw told the high court, saying the issue has been ambiguous for at least 15 years.

In fact, it has recently been suggested that the failure of emergency physicians to perform point-of-care ultrasound may result in litigation [7].

He points to an inevitable wave of litigation, administrative headaches and restrictions on sales.

Michael Venditto, a bankruptcy lawyer in New York City, pointed out that an avalanche of litigation had propelled a number of major companies, including all the country's asbestos manufacturers, to seek bankruptcy court protection over the last 20 years.