Sentence examples for sort of litigation from inspiring English sources
But generally, this sort of litigation has been minimal.
Another tobacco company, R. J. Reynolds, gets about $1.5 billion in cash as a sort of litigation gift.
I suspect either will end up in some sort of litigation.
"We're at the onset of this sort of litigation," says Loewy. "We are prepared for a very long battle".
But that sort of litigation takes time and the results are often inconclusive.
But history shows that improvements in safety after shootings can be slow to materialize and are not generally spurred along by federal regulations or any sort of litigation.
These agreements are the heirs to the sort of institutional reform litigation that played an important role in the civil rights era (and that lasted, in important ways, long beyond it).
It will take years of litigation to sort out responsibility for the multibillion-dollar charge.
As one senior Republican lawyer put it, "The litigation has sort of had the desired effect without having to go through with the litigation".
Justice Thomas predicted that Monday's ruling would give rise to years of litigation about just what sort of parole or other processes states must provide to provide the required "meaningful opportunity to obtain release".
