Sentence examples for preparing a class from inspiring English sources

Law firm Maurice Blackburn is preparing a class action against poker machine operators for breaching consumer laws relating to misleading conduct.

The newspaper reported that  British lawyers are preparing a class action against Putin via the American courts, which may also affect senior persons in the Russian military and politicians.

But a lawyer for other German families, Christof Wellens, said today that if the talks failed, the group was preparing a class action suit, possibly before a United States court.

As latest government figures show there were 53,130 households living in temporary accommodation at the end of 2012 – 9% higher than the previous year – a leading law firm is preparing a class action against councils that keep families in B&B for longer than the statutory maximum of six weeks.

"Some faculty avoid committee work like the plague, others seem to love it more than their teaching and research (traveling and discussing big issues can be more appealing than preparing a class or writing a paper!)," Williams writes.

Once you have established that there is a place to teach, and that the pay is acceptable, begin preparing a class as follows.

An Italian consumer and environmental group, Codacons, has announced that it is preparing a class-action lawsuit and that more than 70 passengers who were on board the ship that ran aground late Friday off the Tuscany coast have already signed on as plaintiffs.

Even though it costs $2 million to $3 million to prepare a Class I boat, there is no prize for finishing first.

It's enough to get Chuck back in the game – he agrees to help Jimmy prepare a class action suit.

Once, Rifaat prepared a class worksheet that included the sentence "There is not a real Egyptian who does not love Umm Kulthum".

The expansion of higher education onto the Internet has depersonalized the classroom, Brodsky argued, and with fewer settings in which a professor can adequately prepare a class for a potentially disturbing work of literature or art, trigger warnings could stand in, at least in part, for a nuanced and sensitive introduction.