Sentence examples for suing to break from inspiring English sources

James Gandolfini, the actor who plays the underworld boss on HBO's mega-hit "The Sopranos", is suing to break free from his contract.

The women are both suing to break free of their contracts and talk about Trump; he's pushing back hard.

The Justice Department sued to break up I.B.M. in 1969 and dropped the case in 1982.

G.M. then feared that the Justice Department would sue to break up both its car and locomotive businesses on antitrust grounds.

SINCE 1974, when the Justice Department sued to break up the Ma Bell phone monopoly, Americans have been told that competition in telecommunications would produce innovation, better service and lower prices.

A friend, a retired judge, told him to expect that his daughter would sue to break his will, challenging any provisions that support his second wife, who is a dozen years younger.

In May, Calvin Klein Inc. sued to break its licensing agreement with Warnaco on the grounds that the manufacturer had tarnished the designer's trademark by producing substandard merchandise and distributing it through unauthorized stores like warehouse clubs.

The agency sued to break the lease on a container terminal at Port Newark, arguing that it had not been notified of the impending change in tenants as required by the lease.

The Department of Justice sued to break up J.P. Morgan's steel trust, U.S. Steel Co., which won that case in 1920.

After Mr. McCall accepted Merrill's job offer, Pilgrim Baxter sued to stop him from breaking his employment contract.

Judge Jackson is expected to approve the essence of the plan by the Justice Department and states suing Microsoft to break the company in two and restrict its corporate behavior.