Sentence examples for the suing of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the suing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to the act of initiating a lawsuit or legal action against someone. Example: "The suing of the company for breach of contract has begun, and the case is expected to go to trial next month."
"Where we have the most controversy is with the suing of the clubs," he said.
The Italian prosecution is ludicrous, but no more so than the suing of people like Dr Peter Wilmshurst under Britain's libel laws.
In addition, Obama supports authorizing the suing of telecommunications companies for wiretapping, which could evolve into a time-consuming and very costly legal battle.
If the consultation results in a change of law then it won't solve the problem entirely – the UK still needs to get rid of no-win, no-fee lawyers and to clamp down on no-British litigants and the suing of individual journalists – but it would be a major leap forward.
The US Supreme Court case of Snyder v. Phelps, heard following the suing of Westboro Baptist Church for distress caused by the picketing of the funeral of a US Marine killed in Iraq, formed the background to the new film.
Because of the suing thing.
"Another woman, she goes, 'Hi, I'm the Sue of the office.' I mean, really, it was bizarre".
(The Waterkeeper is in the process of suing the Army Corps for violations of the Endangered Species Act that have allegedly occurred during the dredging so far).
The company is also in the process of suing Fitbit.
Junjun is in the process of suing Shenzhen City Hospital.
One of the midwives noted that "Our society has spent more time on teaching the process of suing rather than introducing the labor to the general public".
