Sentence examples for will litigate the time from inspiring English sources

In one message, Jane Doe wrote that Mr. Hritz "will litigate the time of day".

We'll litigate the cases and see how they go".

"We have made it clear that we are not going to litigate this case in the media, we will litigate this case in the courtroom," said Rochelle Ritchie, a Mosby spokeswoman.

Mosby, through spokeswoman Rochelle Ritchie, said, "Consistent with our prosecutorial obligations, we will litigate this case in the courtroom and not in the media".

"Brendan Sullivan will personally litigate the case and the team will also include Nicole Seligman and Gregory B. Craig".

However, as we have demonstrated in the Hynix trial, we will litigate if needed to obtain fair compensation for our patented inventions".

As for Balwani, the SEC says it will litigate its claims against him in federal district court.

We will litigate this case in court, where it belongs.

Some defendants named in the lawsuit did not participate in the settlement and will continue to litigate the case.

"If the governor thinks that's unconstitutional, then we'll litigate," he said.

The fact that the F.D.A. has not approved foreign sources of sodium thiopental, he said, suggested that "it's very likely that a petitioner will be able to make this showing in a case where there is more time to litigate the issue than there was in the Arizona case".