Sentence examples for launch a case from inspiring English sources

"There are other options: the ministry can launch a case against Reuters as a company," he added.

During the investigation, it also emerged that he was arrested on suspicion of indecently assaulting a 14-year-old girl in the UK in 2009, but the girl did not launch a case.

But if America were unable to get the security council to approve a referral and nevertheless wanted to launch a case, Mr Mettraux wrote me in a subsequent email, it would probably need to do two things.

Never mind that secret recordings of their conversations reveal that the generals were discussing how to get rid of AK, that they openly threatened an "intervention" in 2007 or that they egged on now-retired pro-secular prosecutors to launch a case to close down AK in 2008.

The prospect of the Palestinians applying to bodies such as the ICC is one of the main reasons for Israeli opposition, fearful that the Palestinians might try to launch a case over Jewish settlements on the West Bank or over military attacks on the West Bank and Gaza.

After the Bucharest summit, Mr Gruevski launched a case against it at the International Court of Justice.

Some 190 East German competitors are launching a case against the German pharmaceutical giant Jenapharm.

A Flemish MP has launched a case against him for authorising the sale of machineguns to Nepal.

Achbita, supported by an NGO, the Interfederal Centre for Equal Opportunities, launched a case for wrongful dismissal in the Belgian courts.

The controversy over overdraft charges went to the high court today as the competition watchdog launched a case against eight of the UK's biggest current account providers.

He also said the alliance was launching a case, with the law firm Maurice Blackburn, about product liability regarding "predatory" poker machines that are highly addictive.