Sentence examples for with litigation for from inspiring English sources

Colin Powell apparently believes that Chirac's new fondness for sanctions could tie up Iraqi oil production with litigation for years.

Goodyear maintains that it is being punished with litigation for having improved the tires four years ago.

If a participant becomes involved with litigation for a neck- or back-related condition, demonstrates progressive neurological signs, or develops any co-morbidity that increases the risk of study participation (e.g., a new transient ischemic attack), they are withdrawn from treatment by the steering committee.

Kleintop points out that all the investment banks on Wall Street were involved in underwriting subprime loans and that the civil charges against Goldman could be just the beginning, with criminal litigation for that firm or others possible.

He also pointed out that all the investment banks on Wall Street were involved in underwriting subprime loans and that the civil charges against Goldman could be just the beginning, with criminal litigation for that firm or others possible.

"We're willing to pay $600 million because we have a business to run and don't want this hanging over our heads with litigation that could last for years," Mr. Klotz said.

"We're willing to pay $600 million because we have a business to run and don't want this hanging over our heads with litigation that could last for years".

As you'd expect, spreads usually widen for companies with litigation problems, heavy debt loads or weak operating results.

They blame, among other things, regulatory obstacles — "endless studies, government reviews, and litigation" for interfering with the free flow of financing.

Even the AMA/Republicans' favorite issue of medical malpractice would be mitigated by lifetime health coverage with single payer, thus eliminating litigation for future medical costs.

Who says Americans are obsessed with litigation?