Sentence examples for response to litigation from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the Milwaukee Archdiocese, Julie Wolf, said it had never moved assets as a response to litigation.

The paper's researchers based their report on an analysis of internal documents obtained from the London-based company in response to litigation.

He made the five-minute call on Jan . 29 according to Verizon phone logs released in response to litigation filed by the Sierra Club, an environmental advocacy group.

That outcome appears to be as much the product of efforts by lawyer-directors to enhance internal governance as it is a response to litigation and regulation.

But today the Court said that the future of the law should be decided in that political process and not in response to litigation stunts like King v. Burwell.

In particular, many reporters as well as people in the industry read it as direct response to litigation underway in many places across the country by Uber drivers who asserted that they had been misclassified as independent contractors.

In fact, the opposite appears to be occurring: the openness and transparency promoted by patient safety advocates appear to be influencing hospitals' responses to litigation risk.

Philip Morris did the same in response to tobacco litigation.

In response to the litigation, small portions of the report were released earlier, but the C.I.A. redacted huge swaths.

A document released to The New York Times in response to FOIA litigation: before a court order, left, and after the order, right.

According to a person briefed on Google's Android design plans, Google removed the effect for design reasons, not in response to patent litigation.