Sentence examples for support lawsuit from inspiring English sources

In Albany, 150 people took part in the protest, but most were not doctors -- rather, they were people who work in medical offices, construction company managers and others who support lawsuit restrictions.

Walsh's pretrial conference in his child support lawsuit is scheduled for next week.

During the HP vs. Oracle support lawsuit, court documents unsealed by Santa Clara County Court judge revealed in 2008, Hewlett-Packard had paid Intel Corp. around $440 million to keep producing and updating Itanium microprocessors from 2009 to 2014.

The passengers' reports, they said, could be used to support lawsuits and other kinds of legal pressure.

Most use litigation finance to support lawsuits that they bring as plaintiffs, over commercial contracts, antitrust matters, intellectual-property disputes, and other business claims.

Mr. McCain says he would support lawsuits after patients have gone through a full review process, but with a cap on noneconomic damages.

The Justice Department spending bill up for a vote today would prevent the department from using funds from other agencies to support lawsuits initiated by the government, including the tobacco case.

Mr. Daley said the campaign would also support lawsuits threatened by scores of Florida residents in Palm Beach County who say they intended to vote for Mr. Gore but voted for Patrick J. Buchanan because the ballots were confusing.

The former officials' statement, which will be entered into the Congressional Record, is intended to support lawsuits and other actions challenging the national emergency proclamation and to force the administration to set forth the legal and factual basis for it.

When SB 1070 was due to take effect, a number of cities around the state (including Tucson) voted to support lawsuits against the measure and to resist implementing its most draconian provisions.

He said he supported lawsuit reform but that he had opposed the tort-reform group when he thought it had behaved dishonestly in negotiations.