Sentence examples for to litigations from inspiring English sources
noun
The conduct of a lawsuit.
- There is ongoing litigation in this matter.
We included all study outcomes related to litigations.
Therefore, the available judicial database should be able to capture the occurrences that subsequently give rise to litigations to a satisfactory degree.
Considering the considerable similarity of the textile structure of the slings from BARD, Gynecare, Caldera, AMS, and Boston Scientific it is not surprising that all these devices are subject to litigations for comparable problems [ 11].
"This clash led to litigation and uncertainty.
The situation has led to litigation.
Is the report a prelude to litigation?
Beyond that, historians must resort to litigation.
Justice Breyer added: "Those principles apply to litigation.
Due to litigation we have no comment at this time.
Similar concerns in the United States have already led to litigation.
They do not present an adequate alternative to litigation.
