Sentence examples for through the litigation from inspiring English sources
Documents disclosed through the litigation showed that Barclays first began shopping Del Monte Foods as an acquisition target to potential buyers, hoping to reap big fees by lending money to private equity firms for a deal.
The $25,875 monthly rent is a provisional figure: once Mr. El-Gamal's rent is finally determined through the litigation process, he will owe Con Ed that new amount per month retroactive to August 2008, minus what he already paid.
I said that the inevitability of a slow rollout, with gaps in the rules fleshed out through the litigation that has become a normal part of how America resolves environmental disputes, justifies Cuomo's signaled decision to proceed.
More than 70 MPs have signed an early day motion about the case "Four major drug companies have gone through the litigation and never gone to court," said Janet Stock-Pollard, who has two children that suffered birth defects after she took Epilim during her pregnancies.
"We'll get through the litigation quickly, and tobacco stocks will start trading up on their strong fundamentals," claims Zimmerman.
Lamonsoff told HuffPost that "those allegations are without merit" and that "the true facts of what happened that day will be brought out" through the litigation.
"The original intent was to get all these documents legally through FOIA, but the litigation process wasn't going fast enough to satisfy Hubbard's demands.
"There is enough money here at stake that, yes, both sides would go through the expense of the litigation," said Aurora Cassirer, an expert in insurance litigation and a managing partner at the New York City office of Jenkens & Gilchrist Parker Chapin.
Where constitutional courts exist, questions concerning the validity of statutory laws or executive actions reach the court chiefly through referrals from the judges of ordinary courts, who certify the presence of a constitutional question in the litigation, or through appeals by the losing parties, who assert that the decisions of ordinary courts have deprived them of their constitutional rights.
Overstocks claims are baseless and we are confident we will ultimately prevail as the litigation progresses through the courts, Gradients chief executive, Brad Forst, said in a statement.
Rather than trudge through the muck about Koons (the litigation, the custody battles, leaving Gagosian gallery recently) Waters was never contentious.
