Sentence examples similar to proceeding to litigation from inspiring English sources
To proceed to litigation, they argue, might bring on the judicialization of our politics.
He explained: "If anyone disagrees with an assessment they can appeal, but it's to somebody internal to that health board and if that's not successful the next avenue they have available is to proceed to litigation.
Other litigation is proceeding to trial.
Unfortunately, at this stage of the litigation, the pleading standards limit Barclays' ability to rebut those factual errors – but should this litigation proceed to the next stages, Barclays will introduce evidence demonstrating how far off base these allegations are".
Really, it's just unfortunate that the publishers' first move was not to contact Boundless, but just to proceed straight to litigation.
He proceeded to demonstrate.
Without affiliates outside America, Andersen might be unable to audit large, international firms.Already, a plaintiff lawyer says, work is proceeding on litigation against Andersen because of questionable revenue figures reported by Global Crossing, a bankrupt telecom firm that was its client.
"The program can work, but it lacks sufficient resources to proceed with further litigation," said Bonnie Chaiken, deputy bureau chief of the county attorney's municipal and environmental litigation unit.
He said the ATO believed the bank should pay $100m but instead of proceeding with litigation it negotiated with the company and reached a settlement for $30m.
