Sentence examples for some sued to from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the building owners withheld repairs, other times they turned off the heat, and some sued to evict tenants in Housing Court.

Mr Cuccinelli is too ideological for some: he sued to revive the state's anti-sodomy law.

The rules have so infuriated doctors that some have sued to force a change in Aetna's business methods.

After several failed protests, some have even sued to compel the city to rebuild the complex — which included police and fire stations — exactly as it was, arguing that it was illegally demolished.

( In fact, for a few years in Washington D.C., every adult in every public school building, including custodians and lunchroom workers, were evaluated in part by the school's average test scores). Teachers in some states have sued to stop this practice.

And in fact, many of them have spoken out against SB 1070, and some have even sued to block its implementation.

Some El Paso shareholders had sued to block the deal, highlighting perceived conflicts of interest.

Some environmental groups have sued to block the Power Authority's generators because they would bypass air quality regulations, and they note that even with the recent increases the state is spending less on conservation than it did when Mr. Pataki took office.

Conservatives have challenged several provisions of the Affordable Care Act in court, fought Barack Obama's executive orders that granted protection from deportation to some undocumented immigrants, and sued to protect the ability of businesses to discriminate against LGBTQ people.

Some plaintiffs have (so far successfully) sued to stop Trump from ending DACA, while some red states have sued to wipe it out.

He sued to get some compensation for his sacrifice for the university.