Sentence examples for relentless litigation from inspiring English sources

It's hard to fathom how one sentence has sparked nearly 40 years of heated controversy and relentless litigation.

The relentless litigation of Obamacare returned to the Supreme Court this week, when justices heard oral arguments in the controversial Hobby Lobby case.

In sharp new criticism of the Giuliani administration's First Amendment policies, two federal appeals court judges have complained that a "relentless onslaught" of litigation over restrictions on political demonstrations and artistic events has forced the federal courts to take on the role of city licensing agencies.

A1 Two federal appellate judges in a case involving nude models who gathered in a street for a photograph complained that a "relentless onslaught" of litigation over limits on political demonstrations and artistic events had forced courts to take on the functions of city government.

In an earlier ruling in Mr. Tunick's case, two federal judges criticized the city for causing a "relentless onslaught" of First Amendment litigation.

Last week, the number of cases prompted an appellate judge to complain that the city's "relentless onslaught of First Amendment litigation" threatened to burden the court with duties that belong to the city.

We have been relentless in challenging avoidance and evasion - through legislation, litigation and, increasingly important in a global economy, working closely with other countries.

OTTAWA — With the record-setting $50 billion leveraged buyout of Bell Canada all over except for the potential litigation, the company, Canada's largest telecommunications company, once again faces a possibly bigger issue: reversing the seemingly relentless decline of its business.

No litigation".

Automatic litigation.

They were relentless, unemotional.