Sentence examples for we have litigated from inspiring English sources

We have litigated gag orders, defended libel claims and pursued scores of access lawsuits, including both cases brought under the Freedom of Information Act and cases seeking to extend and enforce the First Amendment right of access.

There are literally hundreds of cases on LDF's docket since our formation that we have litigated in North Carolina.

"We have litigated this patent successfully on two prior occasions," Greg Dovel of Dovel & Luner, said in the statement issued by Klausner.

As I make clear in my book Battlefield America: The War on the American People, we have litigated and legislated our way into a new governmental framework where the dictates of petty bureaucrats carry greater weight than the inalienable rights of the citizenry.

We've litigated under-treatment and sponsored bills to establish a right to pain care and mandate pain care education as a condition of physician licensure.

Grown-ups might have litigated the case differently.

Washington, Ottawa and Mexico City have litigated dozens of cases against one another, using WTO trade dispute mechanisms.

They point to more than 40 cases they have litigated in court, and more if small-claims court is counted.

Ms. Varney of the Justice Department has disputed that notion, saying that it would have litigated if it hadn't won the concessions it wanted.

The backbone of the course will be a mock arbitration, based on the facts of cases the instructors have litigated.

If the government would have litigated this, it would have taken a long time, and they might not have gotten as much".