Sentence examples for suing for a from inspiring English sources

Espaillat had been suing for a re-vote, citing shoddy practices by the New York City board of elections.

He added that they will be suing for a multitude of alleged wrongs expected to include libel, reputation damage and loss of earnings.

Sensationally, however, its star, teacher Georges Lopez, is now suing for a share of the profits, thus smudging the saintly image he had on screen.

Elections are run for the benefit of voters, and it is the voters in Palm Beach County who are suing for a remedy.

The brothers claim it was the prince's interference that persuaded the Qataris to abandon the project, and are suing for a reported £81m.

Wisconsin officials approved a timeline for a recount on Monday, and Ms. Stein is also suing for a recount in Pennsylvania, according to The Associated Press.

In addition to lost royalties, Sperske is suing for an additional $1m in punitive damages.

Tribal members say they were not sufficiently consulted about the route and are suing for an injunction.

Before suing for an injunction, plaintiff waited two years after protesting to the defendant and drawing a flat refusal to cooperate.

Walker's father is suing for an unspecified amount in damages.

In 1925 he sued for a larger sum.