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• xx: Sue xx little pickers have bigger knickers, and I know!

• mod: No matter where in the world the accident occurs you are generally able to sue the MOD in this country.

• s: Council meetings also provide an opportunity for County Associations to raise particular is sue s for discussion.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: Melanie Bien hears both views Questions of Cash: Can we sue over our endowment shortfall?

Modifying Another Word

• personally: Partners can sue and be sued personally as well as in the name of the partnership.

• subsequently: The sale was canceled while Mr Sidebottom was queuing and he subsequently sued for breach of contract.

Followed by a transitive particle

• over: He has threatened to sue over the allegations, which were broadcast on local television.

Preposition: in

• respect: Bandung challenged BNP's title to sue in respect of the switched bills and the Batam bills.

Preposition: for

• infringement: Google the world's most infamous internet search engine is being sued for patent infringement.

• dismissal: Elizabeth sued for wrongful dismissal and received a payoff thought to be around £ 3,000.

• breach: Primarily, of course, it protects one from being sued for breach of contract by a client.

• negligence: The only person she could sue for negligence was David Stevenson.