Sentence examples for the notion of litigation from inspiring English sources

Philip Morris told us the notion of litigation serving as deterrent to others is laughable.

The notion of litigation when things are not "perfect" is very upper-middle-class.

But David already won once; maybe there will be a second time". Philip Morris told us the notion of litigation serving as deterrent to others is laughable.

In rejecting exemplary damages, Eady said: "They bring the notion of punishment into civil litigation when damages are usually supposed to be about compensation".

Although some courts have begun to side on the notion of e-data as "tangible property," protracted litigation is no fun, and assessed damages are still a judicial art.

Guarascio Just that – the notion of change.

The White House rejects the notion of overexposure.

They dislike the notion of dual nationality.

The notion of rigor was gone".

The notion of self-censorship is risible.

I reject the notion of inevitability.