Sentence examples for sued our from inspiring English sources

Xuedan Wang, who was an intern at Harper's Bazaar, has sued, our colleague Steven Greenhouse reports, saying she "coordinated pickups and deliveries of fashion samples between Harper's Bazaar and fashion vendors and showrooms and assigned other unpaid interns to help carry out the pickups and deliveries".

And we don't try to sue our innovators.

Our church should not have to sue our federal government to maintain their religious -- religious liberties.

Our government even provides legal aid to Iraqis in Iraq to sue our army.

If our own government intends to sue our state to prevent illegal immigration enforcement, the least it can do is inform us before it informs the citizens of another nation".

As a result there is the risk of irreversible privatisation because the deal will give US corporations or investors the right to sue our government if it tried to take back services into public ownership".

But TTIP introduces special courts, which are not necessary for free trade, will give American multinationals the right to sue our government (but not vice versa) and could put our NHS at risk.

I think Putin should sue our journalists (or who's making the public comparison?)." Helpful foreigners have pointed out elsewhere on the Web that some American presidents are regularly ridiculed, usually over canards like low I.Q.'s.

Zac Goldsmith, the Tory mayoral candidate for London, cast himself as on the side of the "heroes" while his Labour rival's career "involved coaching people how to sue our police".

If copyright owners were not happy with us, they would be suing our pants off".

Maybe you'd like to know or maybe you woudln't?—that some no-name company is suing our Apple, claiming that the touch screen in its iPhone infringes upon one of its patents.