Sentence examples for suing to end from inspiring English sources

The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners is suing to end the fee, arguing that it is not needed to support the waste program because Yucca Mountains has been shelved.

He said his national organization, English for the Children, had discussed the possibility of helping with a ballot initiative in Massachusetts and suing to end bilingual programs in New York City.

(A liberal veterans group is now suing to end the reign of the "Mar-a-Lago crowd").

Time and again on Wednesday, Rein -- whose client, a white student, is suing to end UT's reliance on race in admissions -- seemed to be in the uncomfortable position of defending the UT admissions program.

In 1997, a white parent sued to end the use of race in magnet-school admissions.

Trek had sued to end its collaboration making LeMond bikes; LeMond complained that Trek did not promote the brand.

The American Civil Liberties Union, which sued to end the investigation, has until Aug. 28 to respond to Mr. Buck and Mr. Cook.

Last year Ms. Seymour, a beauty prized for her angel-winged walk as a Victoria's Secret model, sued to end their 15-year marriage.

After she had enrolled her son William in a Baltimore public school in 1959, she sued to end the mandatory classroom prayer and Bible reading held there.

But US District Judge Richard Leon described on Monday the technology NSA uses to search its database as "almost Orwellian", and civil liberties and conservative groups have sued to end the "bulk collection".

In Huntsman v. Hexion, Judge Stephen P. Lamb found that Huntsman had not suffered a material adverse effect, and that the specialty chemicals company Hexion, which, along with its private equity backer, Apollo Global Management, had sued to end its deal with Huntsman, had knowingly and intentionally breached the merger agreement.