Sentence examples for sue about from inspiring English sources

"Then you have to say," he added, "that it's more important to let people go to court to sue about sex discrimination than it is for a woman to get a job.

The Labor Department is expected to sue about 20 officials of the Enron Corporation and its retirement plans today, arguing that they breached their fiduciary duty to protect Enron employees from the huge losses they incurred when the company's stock price collapsed.

The question wasn't whether there could be a cross on federal property, but whether a former Park Services employee had standing to sue about it and whether Congress was allowed to resolve the issue by transferring an acre of land to private hands, in return for five acres — which doesn't seem like a crazy solution to what Justice Kennedy, writing for the majority, described as a "dilemma".

One thing that never gets old, though, is patent suits – and while neither company may be all in on mobile the way they once were, there's still plenty to sue about.

She told Sue about her wealthy family who lived in Italy and invited her to visit them.

A spokeswoman for WNBC, Dawn Rowan, issued a statement that said it had been "engaged in ongoing conversations with Sue about her transition from WNBC".

"I'm refusing the publication of them but not giving other viewpoints that I could be sued about," he said, adding that scholars often debate artistic authenticity but increasingly become a target of libel lawsuits when they do so publicly.

But given the costs of litigation, he said, "no one actually sues about this stuff".

As part of its continuing copyright crackdown, the association has already sued about 18,000 computer users nationwide since September 2003.

The average doctor in a high-risk practice like surgery or obstetrics is sued about once every six years.

If someone sues about a side effect that is listed in the drug's package insert, the company can say patients had been warned.