Sentence examples for priorities litigation from inspiring English sources

Several cautioned that the issue had raised complex legal and policy considerations — including enforcement priorities, litigation strategy and the impact of international antidrug treaties — that remain unresolved, and that no decision was imminent.

In MF Global, although the court ultimately enforced policy language entitling individual insureds to payment priority, the litigation over coverage was protracted and the outcome turned (at least in part) on a fortuitous lack of claims triggering B and C coverage.

President Bill Clinton announced the legal action against the tobacco industry in his 1999 State of the Union address, and it had ranked among the Justice Department's top civil litigation priorities.

President Bill Clinton announced the decision to file the legal action against the tobacco industry in his 1999 State of the Union message, and since then it has ranked among the Justice Department's top civil litigation priorities.

The move comes as Mr. Bloomberg has emphasized that making the city's shelters safer and minimizing litigation are priorities of his administration.

'The Court: I am going to have it changed because we just cannot set everything aside to give priority to this kind of litigation.

"..experience in Australia has shown high litigation potential and opposing priorities at different levels of government, [are] undermining retreat policies," it reads.

That openness has in turn created an environment where patient safety and patient care, not avoidance of litigation, have become the priority.

Mr. Martinelli and others say the litigation became an all-consuming priority that drained the city's resources, scared off businesses and residents and tarnished Yonkers's reputation as a nice place to live.

Austin, Tex. - MEDICAL malpractice litigation reform is a high priority for President Bush, who contends that juries are running amok, multimillion-dollar settlements are on the rise and greedy trial lawyers are filing frivolous suits.

The new Republican-controlled congress rolled up its sleeves and rolled out its agenda over the last week, and along with immigration and budget issues it turns out "asbestos litigation reform" is an apparent priority.