Sentence examples for stemming from those from inspiring English sources

The publisher now faces several legal challenges stemming from those claims.

Colonel Budanov was the highest-ranking officer tried on criminal charges stemming from those abuses.

The city comptroller's office said the city spent $664 million in the 2011 fiscal year on settlements or awards stemming from those lawsuits.

In a lawsuit stemming from those meetings, Thornton, representing himself, insisted that Kirkwood officials violated his constitutional rights to free speech by barring him from speaking at the meetings.

Only 8percentt of those who suffered serious injuries on the job filed for compensation to pay for medical care and missed days at work stemming from those injuries.

There were no significant changes in the searches or arrests stemming from those stops; however, contraband "hit" rates did improve slightly — by 11percentt — from 2014 to 2015, which suggests officers were making better searches.

Loads can be divided into those stemming from the envelope and those from internal sources.

In that case, reinforcements that stem from the foundation's bottom are more effective than those stemming from the foundation's side.

Class-action filings, excluding subprime cases and those stemming from the backdating of stock options, have increased almost 40percentt from 2006.

The programme was ambitious and involved risks, Lagarde said, "notably those stemming from the conflict" with pro-Russia separatists in eastern Ukraine.

There were some losses, like those stemming from the bankruptcy filing of portfolio company Hawaiian Telcom.