Sentence examples for we litigate from inspiring English sources

There is a major glass ceiling and we want to negotiate a plan that creates constructive change before we litigate.

At the upper reaches of society, we litigate ever more readily and accept misfortune with ever less stoicism.

Do we litigate and politicize them in the present, or suppress them in hopes they will go away -- like the rest of the past?

Thom Mrozek, a spokesman for the United States attorney's office in Los Angeles, called such claims "spurious" and said: "We litigate cases based on the facts and the particular circumstances.

As we litigate we will continue to fight to protect students and potential victims from further unwarranted intrusions and publicity.

It provides protections that go well beyond what we would likely have obtained had we litigated the liability issues".

The last time we litigated on this in the domestic courts, the government came along and conceded the matter," he said.

"This case was unique in that we litigated know-how, the very concept of exporting your knowledge base that you derive, in whole or in part, from your activities working in United States classified programs," Assistant U.S. Attorney Ken Sorenson said.

"If we litigated the case, all of the money available would have been used up in litigation costs," said Shay Deshpande, a lawyer who represented the city in the negotiations, which began last November and led to the arbitration agreement last week.

We litigated in France, and launched the campaign in the UK through the Refugees Welcome groups, working desperately to persuade the children not to risk their lives but to stick with us in the hope that we could open a route to safety.

We litigated this all through the election.