Sentence examples for prospect of litigation from inspiring English sources

The ACF did not take the prospect of litigation lightly, Cousins said.

In part because of the prospect of litigation, executives at Current declined to comment on the firing on Friday.

Once a band name has been used, it cannot be used again without the prospect of litigation.

Concerns over the prospect of litigation with Enron continued to weigh on Dynegy stock, which closed yesterday at $30.35, off 9.8percentt, or $3.30.

But the companies' management, facing the prospect of litigation from shareholders opposed to the deal, announced in late July their intention to reach an agreement out of court.

Jeremy Marshall, chief investment officer of Bentham Europe, said: "The prospect of litigation is a necessary consequence of the apparent failure of Tesco's former management to protect their shareholders from avoidable losses.

The court's analysis leaves them with only the prospect of further litigation to determine the content of their new habeas right, followed by further litigation to resolve their particular cases, followed by further litigation before the D.C. Circuit -- where they could have started had they invoked the D.T.A. procedure.

The prospect of continuing litigation has depressed its stock price.

"It marks the end of an arduous 11-year legal challenge and removes the prospect of further litigation.

Nabisco Group, which is the remnant of what was once RJR Nabisco, retains certain liabilities from its tobacco days, and the prospect of continuing litigation has depressed its stock price.

In 2003, facing the prospect of prolonged litigation with G.M., regulators altered the ZEV mandate to include hybrids and hydrogen vehicles.