Sentence examples for some of the litigation from inspiring English sources

It was apparently in anticipation of this contest that someone recently made available to Britain's Financial Times court documents submitted by Zardari in some of the litigation arising from previous corruption charges against him.

Some of the litigation cites the reports from AP, which tracked slave-caught fish to the supply chains of giant food sellers, such as Walmart, Sysco and Kroger, and popular brands of canned pet food, such as Fancy Feast, Meow Mix and Iams.

Soon after she arrived in the Russian capital of St . Petersburg in order to resolve some of the litigation issues surrounding her inheritance, she took Anna to a recital by the Hungarian composer and pianist Franz Liszt.

Among other changes, the rules issued by the National Labor Relations Board will limit some of the litigation that can precede a union election, making it harder for parties to stall or drag out the process.

That may work in business, though if we get those tax returns and unseal some of the litigation records from the over 3000 suits filed against him we will find out whether it was as successful as he claims.

In addition, the Debtor's ex-wife testified that some of the litigation concerning visitation with his son, discussed more fully below, was premised on the Debtor's being out on the road.

Some people outside of the litigation, particularly representatives of environmental groups, say that whether the case ends at a negotiating table or in a courtroom, they want to see a large amount of the environmental fines go to restoring the Gulf Coast.

(My wife was involved, as an attorney, in some of the extensive litigation against Bacardi).

The attorney general said the Legislature could cut away some of the tangled litigation that had the state defending its maps in separate federal courts in Washington and San Antonio.

The association was formed in 1926 as a movement to eliminate, by bringing disputants together behind closed doors, some of the expensive litigation which bedevils American life.

In some respects, regardless of the outcome of the litigation in which Fairfax is seeking billions in damages, Loeb may have more to loose than his peers -- especially if more embarrassing emails emerge in the coming months.