Sentence examples for which litigation from inspiring English sources
Robert Murat lists 11 newspapers and one TV station in his demand for damages, which litigation lawyers believe could lead to a record cumulative payout of more than £2m.
Few studies have addressed the extent to which litigation drives the content of maternity care and decisions about labour and birth management including transfer of care.
Another context in which litigation has helped to push forward a particular form of scientific representation is brain imaging (Dumit 2003).
In this role, judges would "focus on the process through which litigation science is generated rather than on its validity or invalidity.
As referees of science-in-the-making, judges would focus on the process through which litigation science is generated rather than on its validity or invalidity.
However, we subdivided the 'postanalytical test stage' of the system to create a new end-stage process of 'communication outcome issues', which litigation data and recent research have highlighted as an important safety-critical system element where failures may occur for patients and practices.
That, she said, would run afoul of the long-established federal Anti-Injunction Act, which bars litigation seeking to restrain the assessment or collection of a tax.
Some said the agreement, which ends litigation against the company brought by the federal government and 15 cities, was an important first step toward ending gun violence.
Watson said the cases involving ANZ's rivals would be stayed pending another appeal, which the litigation funder IMF Bentham said it would fund again.
The evaluation was conducted at the request of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which faced litigation from families complaining that fumes from the trailers were making them sick.
Right now intellectual property insurance, which covers litigation expenses for infringement, lost past profits, or even antitrust, is best used by small companies as a protective measure against hawkish corporate giants.
