Sentence examples for launch the proceedings from inspiring English sources
There was no gavel to launch the proceedings (too dangerous), but eventually the debate began.
This has not happened so far, so we have decided to launch the proceedings".
"And for me, as the minister that is leading this work, it is also very important to make progress and launch the proceedings for the legally binding agreement".
Even though sanctions are unlikely, the vote to launch the proceedings — effectively training the most powerful political weapon at the bloc's disposal against the government in Budapest — sends a powerful message, while creating a forum for criticism that European lawmakers hope might rein in Orban.
But she said the north London borough of Barnet had launched the proceedings.
Lawyers for Adele, who launched the proceedings against Corbis Images UK with her partner Simon Konecki, said she was emphatic that Angelo Adkins was not and must never be "public property".
The official countdown to "Brexit" ― Britain's impending exit from the European Union ― begins on Wednesday, when Prime Minister Theresa May will formally launch the divorce proceedings by invoking Article 50.
Although Republicans, voting last month to launch impeachment proceedings, ignored the Democrats' wish to limit both the scope and time of the inquiry, only five Democrats voted not to hold any inquiry at all.
In June, Javed Jaghai was the lastest activist to launch legal proceedings to challenge the anti-sodomy laws (however, violence against gay people is increasing, and 17-year-old Dwayne Jones was stabbed to death last week at a party according to local media reports).
According to reports, Jensen will launch defamation proceedings against the Australian newspaper and a journalist who published excerpts of the novel which involves graphic sex scenes and a fictional war between Australia and an Indonesia-China coalition.
May, during a speech at the annual Conservative Party conference in Birmingham, said Britain would invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, which would launch proceedings by the end of March.
