Sentence examples for they litigated from inspiring English sources
They litigated to ban the first iPod (the Rio) and the first DVR (ReplayTV) – bankrupting each through litigation costs but ultimately failing to stop these technologies.
Over a period of a couple of decades they litigated many cases dealing with child custody, pensions, tax issues, etc.
Even as they litigated, Crane and Hedgecock could agree on their support of the priest known locally as Father Joe.
The longer they litigate, the more slowly wounds will heal.
"That's how they litigate," Bert Voorhees, one of the Nigerians' lawyers, told me.
We will continue to represent former students as they litigate the adversary proceeding against ITT's estate.
United States attorneys must be lawyers of the highest caliber, well respected by the courts in which they litigate and by their professional staffs.
Hathaway and Shapiro are lawyers, and, in making their case for the supreme explanatory power of Kellogg-Briand, they litigate themselves around some tricky historical corners.
"There are a lot of cross-cutting things going on here, and they have to be very careful about how they litigate this," said Jack Goldsmith, who was a senior Justice Department lawyer in the Bush administration.
They point to more than 40 cases they have litigated in court, and more if small-claims court is counted.
Furthermore, imagine how much better the parents' co-parenting relationship would be moving forward, had they not litigated against each other in order to obtain "free mediation". What if they instead paid for private mediation from the outset?
