Sentence examples for this litigation is expected from inspiring English sources

States had until 2018 to submit plans for compliance -- well after this litigation is expected to conclude -- and until 2025 to begin showing actual progress.

Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted (R), who is named as a defendant in this litigation, is expected to oppose the Democrats' petition before the Supreme Court.

But more curbs may force the court to revisit the issue; litigation is expected to cost states millions of dollars.All this comes at a time when abortions are actually in decline.

More litigation is expected.

The litigation is expected to stretch into 2013.

The surge in litigation is expected to encourage similar lawsuits in other states, pitting telephone operators, supermarket cashiers, journalists and a variety of clerical workers against many of the world's biggest manufacturers and a number of smaller makers of high-technology equipment.

While patent litigation is expected to affect a business, the study's finding that PAE's use of demand letters against small companies can have a significant operational impact on those companies is troubling.

Justin Neal, solicitor for Fish Legal acting for CFPAS, said Anglian Water still disputes whether the anglers are entitled to claim for restocking to help the fishery recover and further litigation is expected.

Many of these matters will be the subject of litigation that is expected to keep Britain's civil courts and the European courts busy for many years.

It will likely be some time before Oklahoma's use of nitrogen goes into effect due to a court-ordered 150-day delay after a protocol is finalized, Robert Dunham, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, told Reuters, adding that litigation from opponents is expected as well.

This litigation is a slap in the face for Glencore.