Sentence examples for suing the world from inspiring English sources

The oil trader suing the world's  biggest commodities trading company, Glencore, for wrongful dismissal has pledged to fight on even if he loses his case in the High Court.

"From a business standpoint, it's kind of a surprise to see the premier household products company suing the world's premier soft drink company about calcium," said Manny Goldman, an independent consumer products consultant.

The company is now out of business, and NTP apparently decided that suing the world for infringement of patents it acquired was a much better business model than actually building something useful.

The Marshall Islands had decided to sue the world's nuclear heavyweights as "it has a particular awareness of the dire consequences of nuclear weapons", it said.

Politicians in Jersey have voted to ban so-called vulture funds from using the island's courts to sue the world's poorest countries for historic debts.

On October 28th a similar breakthrough was announced for accessing books online.Google has reached a settlement with groups representing authors and publishers, who had sued the world's biggest internet company in 2005 for copyright infringement.

Father of Holly Wells says police are keeping him informed over suggestion 'News of the World' intercepted voicemails Former cabinet minister Tessa Jowell has begun legal proceedings which could see her name added to the list of public figures suing the News of the World for alleged phone hacking.

Erik Estavillo is suing the makers of World of Warcraft, alleging that the game has alienated him from the real, orc-less world.

Now, Congressional critics say buying from EADS is unworthy because the United States is suing the company at the World Trade Organization over subsidies received from European governments.

Det Ch Insp Casburn said that at a meeting on 10 September 2010 senior officers in the anti-terrorist unit SO15 were looking forward to interviewing the actress Sienna Miller, who at the time was suing the News of the World (NOTW).

On Tuesday the high court judge presiding over a pre-trial hearing involving Gray and actor Steve Coogan, who is also suing the News of the World over phone-hacking, criticised the Met police's conduct.