Sentence examples for sue finding from inspiring English sources

The two are interrupted by Sue, finding that she has filled their lockers with dirt, an event later brought up during the Glee club's song writing session.

The economics bureau recommended against suing, finding that Google's behavior hadn't hurt competition or consumers enough to justify a lawsuit.

He attempted to sue, but finding no satisfaction he pressed his complaint through China's petition system, an administrative channel through which citizens are supposed to be able to register grievances against local authorities.

I muttered angrily about what had happened, fantasizing in my private rage about other things I could have said to my two tormentors, about hiring a lawyer to sue them, about finding a receipt for the peaches (but of course you don't get a receipt at the market unless you ask for one) and marching back and waving it in their faces.

But the first hurdle in a lawsuit is proving "standing" to sue, which means finding someone who has been harmed by the policy.

"Japan has never confessed its wrongdoings, from the 1894 Sino-Japanese War to the war in the 1940's, and now it is using another approach to invade -- economic penetration," said Lu Lei, Mr. Tang's lawyer, who is also suing Canon after finding similar errors on the company's Web site.

"Sue, baby, sue.

But not only would arguments of this nature be considered by the English judiciary to be rather bold to say the least, they would also be hard fought by any American defendant finding itself sued in the UK, with cries of "anti-free speech" echoing throughout the Royal Courts of Justice.

Less than three months after the Justice Department sued Meridian, Miss., after finding that school students there were routinely arrested without probable cause, a report by a group of civil rights organizations says that "overly harsh school disciplinary policies" are common throughout the state.

Several criticized the repetitive theme of football versus glee club rivalry, finding "The Sue Sylvester Shuffle" below typical Glee standards.

A statement from the group of eight women who are suing the Metropolitan police after finding out their one-time boyfriends were undercover officers can be read here.