Sentence examples for some litigants from inspiring English sources

Some litigants have demanded monetary compensation for scanned books.

In the past, this requirement has discouraged some litigants from pursuing journalists, or even from filing cases.

Some litigants may feel deprived of an assumed right to have their day in court, where they hope to air grievances before a sympathetic judge.

But getting Judge Ambrosio to revisit issues that were decided by Justice Garson -- child custody, say, or division of property -- has proven mostly fruitless, some litigants say.

Some litigants have contended, for example, that the banks dumped loans they knew to be troubled into securities and then misled investors about the quality of those underlying mortgages when selling the investments.

Meanwhile, Justice Silbermann said she is still open to hearing motions from people who want their cases re-examined, and hopes that effort will make a dent in the negative view some litigants now have of the legal system.

"News International has decided to approach some civil litigants with an unreserved apology and an admission of liability in cases meeting specific criteria," the company said in its statement.

In any case, the written scheduling order is a new strategy for Judge Posner in this case, and one that makes some of the litigants uneasy.

Yet it looks very different on Sunday evening - and not just because some of the litigants (Miller included) have vowed to fight on.

"How else are some self-represented litigants expected to address the challenges that isolation, nervousness, fear or disability may present if they have to appear in court?" the report asks.

And the litigants have some legitimacy to their argument because the whole assessment system is out of whack.