Sentence examples for launched a case from inspiring English sources

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

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.

At the same time, in the High Court, lawyers acting on behalf of the asylum seekers launched a case contesting their detention.

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.

Four European civil liberties groups have launched a case against GCHQ at the European Court of Human Rights, accusing the British intelligence-gathering agency of illegally intruding on the privacy of millions people across the continent.

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

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

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.

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.

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.