Sentence examples similar to sustaining the litigation from inspiring English sources
Given the high cost of rate courts, their rates are arguably more a product of who can afford to sustain the litigation rather than fairness for songwriters.
And I don't believe that kind of policy difference will be sustained in all the litigation that's already underway.
Typically, the fund that sustains the largest loss is the lead plaintiff in any litigation.
"And neither Fred nor I contemplated having to sustain the burden of nine or 10 years of costly litigation.
The danger of more wide-ranging sanctions has already caused BP to issue a warning of "material adverse impact" to its business, and the prospect of sustained, worldwide litigation against Rosneft in the wake of the Hague ruling only adds further cause for uncertainty and concern.If anything, the ruling is an expensive lesson.
She also joined the board for the Campaign for Fiscal Equity, which concluded that the best way to sustain the group's main legacy would be to find a way to return to its core strength of litigation.
The judge sustained the objection.
Two things sustained the Grimms.
The Supreme Court must now determine whether to sustain the categorical preclusion of all design-defect claims advanced against vaccine manufacturers, or whether to expose vaccine manufacturers to potential design-based litigation.
We sustain the metronome.
