The word "sue" is correct and usable in written English
It is a verb, meaning to take legal action against someone or to demand payment or compensation. Example sentence: After months of negotiations, the union threatened to sue the company if they failed to comply with their demands.
The public health community has an important role to play in demonstrating the magnitude of tobacco's threat to public health and calling on governments to strip away the trademark protections, rights to sue and opportunities to lobby that big tobacco uses to bully public representatives.
In the early 2000s, pharmaceutical companies were high on activists' hit lists, prompted by Big Pharma's ill-advised attempt to sue the South African government for patent infringement on HIV drugs; an attempt to deal with the country's epidemic by allowing cheaper, generic copies to be sold.
His production of Ben Jonson's The Devil Is an Ass applied the knife to yards of text, and his West Yorkshire Playhouse production of the children's classic Peter Pan was so dark and grim that one set of parents threatened to sue on the grounds that their child had been traumatised.
On 24 June , 2014 Donovan and I confronted Ghomeshi with the claims of my original four sources in an emailed letter; he denied everything and threatened to sue if we published or continued to investigate him.
"I've said I want to find these polling companies and I want to sue them for my stomach ulcers because of what they put me through.
As if arresting George Michael in a toilet wasn't enough, police officer Marcelo Rodriguez went on to sue him for slander after Michael satirised the incident in a video and made comments alleging that the police officer had used entrapment.
Sue Johnston, the acclaimed actor who formerly starred in the Liverpool soap opera Brookside, a long-term supporter of the Hillsborough families, read lyrics from the Beatles song In My Life to a rapt reception.
For the last few years the results have been read by Radio 1 DJ Scott Mills, who will also present BBC3's coverage of the Eurovision semi-finals on Thursday, alongside Sue Perkins.
Werritty is expected on Friday to have a second meeting with Sue Gray, director of propriety and ethics at the Cabinet Office, officials said.O'Donnell will submit his report to Cameron next week, they added.
Sue Turton, above, is a presenter and senior correspondent with Al-Jazeera English.
Sense – Sue Brown, head of campaigns and policy: "Sense would like to see the next government enable all deafblind children and adults to grow, develop and contribute to society.
