Sentence examples for sued it on from inspiring English sources

Last week, Judge Feldman ordered the Interior Department to pay the attorney fees of the oil interests that sued it, on the theory that the Department had ignored his earlier order in a manner that amounted to contempt of court.

"We know that these problems happen all the time in terms of delays in service or deprivation of service, but what we don't know accurately is exactly how widespread they are and where they occur," said Kim Sweet, the executive director of Advocates for Children, which monitors the school system and has sued it on behalf of students with disabilities.

But critics of the proposed settlement call it a sham, saying Block has effectively hired lawyers to sue it on the company's own -- extremely favorable -- terms.

In that case, Block arranged to have lawyers that it and a partner selected sue it on terms the partners proposed, and then persuaded a federal judge in Chicago to approve their prearranged settlement.

It is losing nearly $1 billion a year on its pay television business, and at least two Hollywood studios are suing it over commitments on the number of viewers.

Some of the banks suing MBIA are also being sued by it, on claims that they defrauded MBIA by getting it to insure securities backed by mortgage loans that never should have been made.

The report will most likely force Ferguson officials to either negotiate a settlement with the Justice Department or face being sued by it on charges of violating the Constitution.

But, as Ms. Cendali pointed out, "a choreographer doesn't have the right to sue on it until it is registered with the Library of Congress".

It sued on behalf of one severely disabled boy with a tracheotomy whose health depended on air-conditioning.

While it is suing Enron on one hand, J.P. Morgan is also one of the lead banks in securing post bankruptcy credit for Enron.

It sued on behalf of its 32 New Jersey developments after a section of crumbling roof in a Lawrenceville condominium gave way under two workers, injuring one.