Sentence examples for sue around from inspiring English sources

"It's why Congresswoman [Cheri] Bustos and I and Senators [Kirsten] Gillibrand and [Lindsey ] Grahamintroduced our forced arbitration around sexual harassment bill for this exact reason: Workers, without even knowing, were signing away their ability to sue around sexual harassment incidents.

"Since this deadline has passed without any of the retailers complying, IPCom has sued them for infringement of patent #100a themselves," IPCom said, adding so far it has sued around 30 retailers.

So-called "Big Tobacco" firms have already used similar legislation to sue countries around the world: Philip Morris used a comparable trade treaty to take legal action against Australia over mandatory plain cigarette packaging and is also suing Uruguay in a $25m lawsuit over its attempts to enlarge health warnings on cigarette packets.

"You're taking a billion dollars of taxation out of the industry every year, then you turn around and sue the industry".

"It feels like sending a kid to college, then to law school, then having them turn around and sue you," Mr. Vega, 64, said with a sigh.

Tax liability would probably fall on investors, who might then turn around and sue the mortgage originators, servicers, law firms and other intermediaries, further gumming up the market for mortgage-backed securities.

Taxpayers across this country saved A.I.G. from ruin, and it would be outrageous for this company to turn around and sue the federal government because they think the deal wasn't generous enough.

"So you turn around and sue, expecting $2 million from a military widow and her fatherless children?" said Ms Palin, days after announcing the launch of The Sarah Palin Channel.

If you ran a company, would you help participate in a bailout if you thought there was a chance the government might turn around and sue you later for the misdeeds of the company you're helping to save?

His reasoning was that because the government had urged J.P. Morgan to buy the failing firm for fear that a bankruptcy would create a financial cataclysm the government shouldn't then turn around and sue J.P. Morgan for Bear Stearns-related wrongdoing.

One, who's hoping to get a job working construction on the Wall, rails against millennials, the unions, a minimum-wage hike for fast-food workers, and "these people" who get fired, then turn around and sue.