Litigating in a sentence

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The Justice Department and Rep. Scott Perry (R-Pa.) are litigating the question of whether the government can access electronic information seized from Perry’s cell phone in the course of the Jan.

The NCF had given millions of dollars to the law groups litigating this case and the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, a law firm that has the Greens since 2012.

Auderer has also said he was mocking lawyers who could be litigating the case.

Dale Will figured out early in his career that his temperament was better suited to negotiating than litigating.

In addition to being at the forefront of litigating election lawsuits on behalf of Democrats, Elias’ law firm also seeks “favorable advisory opinions” from the Federal Election Commission on behalf of Democratic candidates.

And after litigating the case of Michael Jackson on specials in 2004 and 2017, he does so again here, telling his audience not to watch the recent HBO documentary, “Leaving Neverland,” in which two men who accused Jackson of sexual abuse speak out.

Litigating capital cases is notoriously far more expensive than resorting to life imprisonment.

Second, litigating the matter in courts can be time-consuming in practice, so it’s not helpful when Congress’s main concern is expediting access to information.

That exclusive license to use public space for docks is very valuable, which is made clear by how aggressively Lyft is litigating the contract in San Francisco.

Washington can and will focus for days on litigating that question of who called off the relationship.

Furthermore, you must exhaust any administrative remedies prior to litigating the action of the Planning Commission.

I am very distressed, these things really affect the confidence of the litigating public.

I’m not a pollster and I’m not interested in litigating which is the more appropriate question.

Masiga said in an environment of polarisation and tension, the presence of international observers gives the litigating parties and their supporters a sense of international assistance and renewed confidence.

Politicians, operatives, and pundits on both sides have been litigating these points aggressively over the weekend in the quest to persuade the American public that the shutdown is not their side’s fault.

She lists litigating against the state charging a fee for a driver’s license and leading campaigns against anti-Arab bigotry as some of her successes at the Sugar Law Center.

The court said was no point re-litigating on issue bordering on the primary election that produced Ugwuanyi.

The Anglo-Saxon system put an emphasis upon compromise and arbitration: litigating parties were enjoined to settle their differences if at all possible.