Sentence examples for sue because of from inspiring English sources

The Australian GP race chairman Ron Walker threatened to sue because of the quieter engines and the lack of entertainment.

Mr. Snyder, a bankruptcy lawyer, said he decided to sue because of a personal opposition to gambling, which he called a "regressive tax that hurts the people that can least afford it".

Rusbridger said the Guardian was more able to take on investigations against powerful organisations that might sue because of its ownership structure and cash reserves following the sale of its stake in Auto Trader.

Whoever heard of a politician suing because of a cartoon?

Washington Mutual has not yet been sued because of questions over federal jurisdiction, Mr. Cuomo said last week.

Prisons could be sued because of the bright floodlights around them, he said.

As a federal judge, Sotomayor received national attention in 1995 when she ruled in favour of Major League Baseball players, then on strike, who were suing because of changes to the free agent system and salary arbitration rules.

In 1998 the government won a trial court ruling that dismissed the case on the grounds that the Seminole tribe was an indispensable party that could not be sued because of its sovereign immunity.

Merck had to pay billions in back taxes to the I.R.S.; billions more to consumers suing because of the dangerous side effects of the painkiller Vioxx, and hundreds of millions to the Justice Department, which had accused the company of defrauding Medicare.

Accounting firms use similar names around the world but are legally separate partnerships in each country, an arrangement that helps them deal with varying national laws regarding firm ownership, which they cite to avoid liability for the rest of the firms if one of the partnerships is sued because of a failed audit.

Though the city has not managed to replace even half of the units it destroyed, and tenants from various complexes have sued because of the shortfall, Mr. James frequently refers to the hundreds of townhouses going up all over the city as evidence of his bold leadership on behalf of residents.