Sentence examples for reducing litigation from inspiring English sources

Some former Giuliani officials suggest that Mr. Bloomberg's approach to reducing litigation will not hold up.

His recommendations on reducing litigation costs were adopted by the judiciary and the ministry in 2013.

"Clearly, such scheduling is counterproductive to one of the basic foundation purposes of the whole program -- reducing litigation costs," the association's report said.

He and others attribute the resistance in part to the still-powerful influence of the Catholic Church in Italy, as well as the fact that Parliament is filled with lawyers who have little interest in reducing litigation.

But the programs cited in the report were remarkably successful at reducing litigation, as well.

Many companies are even putting forward their own ideas on how to address the troll problem, with the aim of fostering "patent peace" and reducing litigation.

And employers accommodating pregnant workers report bottom-line benefits of reduced turnover, increased productivity, and reduced litigation costs because employers' obligations and employees' rights are crystal clear.

Tougher standards may weed out many bad patents and reduce litigation.

For a system intended to reduce litigation, these figures represent failure.

Supporters argue that no-fault will reduce litigation and conflict between divorcing couples.

The city is clearly trying to reduce litigation on both social policy cases and civil lawsuits against it.