Sentence examples for set of litigation from inspiring English sources

(Claims for later years are the subject of a different set of litigation that the IRS has yet to concede).

It will create a lot of litigation".

But generally, this sort of litigation has been minimal.

As a result, missed payments would probably set off a whirlwind of litigation.

That set off a firestorm of litigation alleging discrimination against minority voters.

In 2001 Sheriff Arpaio went to court seeking to have the decree lifted, setting off seven years of litigation that culminated in Judge Wake's ruling.

By shutting down the company, the Vatican has shut off this source of funds to the library, and also set off a 2nd round of litigation, which could cost millions more.

Proponents of presidential power have sometimes challenged such statutory limitations on a president's discretion to remove an executive branch official, so if a Republican takes over the White House in 2013 and wants to fire Mr. Cordray, it could set up a new round of litigation over the separation of powers.

Only days after launching lawsuits against three banks Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and UBS involved in financial dealings with Parmalat before the massive fraud that caused the bankruptcy of the Italian food conglomerate was uncovered last December, he has now set off a new round of litigation.

The decision, which was the culmination of decades of litigation and activism, set off jubilation and tearful embraces across the country, the first same-sex marriages in several states, and resistance — or at least stalling — in others.

But it increased the money it set aside to cover the cost of litigation resulting from those very same issues.