Sentence examples for so litigation from inspiring English sources

So litigation continues, along with promises of a new stadium sometime for the falling Sky Blues, while Wasps saw the Ricoh Arena for the opportunity it represents and dived in.

Congress has refused to do anything to restore the law's protections, so litigation has remained the only real recourse for advocates trying to stop these voter suppression tactics more and more state legislatures have been adopting.

YOUR ACT OF COPYING AND/OR DISTRIBUTING OBJECTIVELY AND EXPRESSLY INDICATES YOUR AGREEMENT TO AND ACCEPTANCE OF THE FOLLOWING TERMS…" So, litigation will continue and the Internet Archive might have to convince the court that a contract was not formed, is unconscionable or otherwise not binding.

So far, litigation has cost corporate America about $54 billion.

So in litigation I tried to ask, What's this case about?

Has a company the size of Gama Aviation ever been mired in so much litigation?

So can litigation against gun dealers that allow their guns to enter criminal markets.

Others apparently went along so the litigation would not get bogged down in battles over what to make public.

"The case wasn't settled, so the litigation is moving forward," said Leslie Levine, a lawyer for Kuchinsky.

"At the moment, no other country in the world has to pay for so much litigation over such a wide variety of areas," said the justice minister, Kenneth Clarke.

But, by failing to lay down clear rules, O'Connor-style restraint increases the number of cases where the law is vague, so making litigation more likely.