Sentence examples for sued calling from inspiring English sources

The Partnership for Civil Justice sued, calling the program unconstitutional.

Pennsylvania townships sued, calling unconstitutional the obliteration of their local rights to maintain public health.

The American Civil Liberties Union sued, calling the law overly broad, because it could have been used to imprison anyone who shared the Abu Ghraib photographs, or the ruinous self-portraits of Anthony Weiner, the former congressman.

The American Civil Liberties Union and the Justice Department have also sued, calling the law an unconstitutional intrusion on the federal government's authority to write and enforce immigration laws.

The FCC proposed a swap to move Nextel farther away but then Verizon sued, calling it a.

Some of the entity's investors sued, calling his plan "morally offensive" and arguing that Taran had misrepresented the way Page Mill would use the city's rent control laws.

While doing research for the suit, Ms. Langbecker came upon another case that gave her hope: the Gunderson case, as families who have been sued call it.

Mr. Stringer's opponent, who later sued, called it a back-room recount in a bar, which, technically speaking, it was, although a judge ultimately determined that Mr. Stringer was the true victor.

There is a doctrine in the law which permits government agents to be sued called Bivens.

But lawyers who sued called the state's system a "recipe for abuse" because many people are unaware that their assets or those of a relative are being held by the state. .

The city, and members of the New York Congressional delegation, have argued that the unusual circumstances of the trade center attack, and what they call the "extraordinary" state law allowing the city workers to sue, calls for latitude.