Sentence examples for upholding litigation from inspiring English sources

Objectively speaking, compared to other strenuous methods of rights defending, firmly upholding litigation over a relatively long course is rarely seen.

The patent's validity "has been upheld in previous litigation at the I.T.C., and was affirmed by the U.S. Patent and Trade Office," Chris Veronda, a spokesman for Kodak, said in a statement.

The validity of Glidden's patents was upheld during long litigation, and he prospered from the sale of his share of the business to a manufacturing firm in Massachusetts.

Public employee unions say the decision, if upheld, would spark endless litigation. .

WASHINGTON — Far from settling the debate over voter identification, the Supreme Court ruling on Monday upholding Indiana's voter ID law is likely to lead to more laws and litigation, voting experts said.

In a class action litigation before the Supreme Court of India, I proposed that sexual harassment be recognized as a violation of women's equality rights and that institutions be made accountable and responsible for upholding those rights.

After much litigation, the United States Supreme Court upheld charges of unfair labor practice.

Years of litigation in state courts upheld the town's contention that the area was in need of redevelopment.

The House map was upheld by the state Supreme Court, but litigation over the other two maps continues.

After years of litigation, a federal court recently upheld the city's decision to not allow services in public schools, and the city set Sunday as the deadline for dozens of congregations that had been meeting in schools to move out.

Litigation ensued, and she ultimately was upheld by the State Supreme Court.