How to pronounce“litigating”in English

Justice the litigating arm of the Christian Coalition and you know we collaborate on so many issues free exercise of religion freedom of speech

people protesting are people litigating and it ends at that those of you who are real and true

And that was always what we were litigating about and what the Guantanamo detainees were protesting about.

their fullest potential and that marching and litigating

By the time you're actually like litigating with a government or pushing back on them, that's pretty late in the funnel.

these particular lawyers make a lot of money from litigating car accidents.

And he's spent the last 30 years writing and teaching and litigating about issues of constitutional law

with with with these issues uh lobbying to get them enacted into law litigating

could afford it and we just felt that the investment return on litigating had tipped the balance and that we should go for it and so the way we approached that

But I do believe that you're not gonna solve that by litigating the past.

You know, throughout the seven-and-a-half years that I've been litigating and representing detainees and working on these issues, every time something happens -- you know, when Abu

Many years later, as I'm sort of re-litigating this moment, somebody said to me, "Do you actually think that those girls were laughing at you

what I'm telling you is all well documented, and I'm litigating on it right now, so I'm part of a lawsuit against the DNI.

And when you're a lawyer it's like you're learning something new all the time, especially when you're litigating.

are Alaska and North Carolina, which as we know, North Carolina is already not doing good things with HB2 in their bill, which we are litigating