Sentence examples for launch a court from inspiring English sources

She said she hoped to launch a court case to get "proper answers".

A human right activist visiting the clinic became aware of her case and helped her launch a court appeal to secure her release.

A group representing 250 landlords is to launch a court challenge against tax changes to buy to let coming into force in 2017, claiming they have been victimised by the chancellor, George Osborne.

The Communication Workers Union has told Royal Mail's management that it plans to launch a court case by Wednesday to stop the employment of agency staff to undermine the escalating postal strike.

It is strange that Irving should try to rely on freedom of speech when he was happy to launch a court action to curtail Penguin's when they published Deborah Lipstadt's book.

On Tuesday, one of Guggenheim's grandsons will launch a court appeal to have the Italian collection restored to its original state, claiming it has been "diluted" by art from other sources.

In April, the Sichuan provincial government in central China launched a court case against a gamer who stole credits online worth about 3000rmb.

The Revenue has also launched a court challenge against the "football creditor rule" that the English game's rulers have imposed, under which managers, clubs and players get preferential treatment over other creditors when a settlement is finally made.

In his first public speech since the 31 July elections, the 89-year-old Mr Mugabe taunted his defeated rival Morgan Tsvangirai, who is currently launching a court challenge to what he describes as a "fraudulent and stolen" vote.

Their next project together, 12 Years a Slave, based on the 1853 autobiography by Solomon Northup, a free black man who was tricked into slavery before finally being freed after his wife launched a court case, will being shooting next year.

In 2012, the family of a tribal elder killed in Pakistan, Noor Khan, launched a court case in England in which barristers claimed GCHQ agents who shared targeting intelligence for covert strikes could be "accessory to murder".