Sentence examples for proceedings to launch from inspiring English sources

"So today the BMA has issued proceedings to launch a judicial review challenging the lawfulness of the health secretary's decision to impose the new junior doctor contract," said Dr Johann Malawana, the chair of the union's junior doctors committee.

Its scrutiny committee had backed the introduction of a public space protection order that would have allowed criminal proceedings to be launched against people who had been offered a place to stay but still chose to sleep rough.

Cable, who is said to be "outraged" by the affair, has asked officials to consider whether there are grounds to launch proceedings against the trio.

Few believe it will get past the constitutional court, which extraordinarily ruled invalid parliament's attempt to elect Mr Gul.Some even fear that the court may now be tempted to launch proceedings to ban AK on the grounds that it is steering Turkey towards religious rule.

Democrats appear to be focusing their energy on protecting Mueller's investigation, which some hope may eventually reveal enough about the president to help sway public opinion in their favor and give them enough fodder to launch proceedings against him.

Four investigating magistrates looking into Mr Chirac's time at city hall have said they have enough evidence to launch proceedings against him in six of the 27 different corruption inquiries in which he has been named, but he is is immune from prosecution as long as he remains in office.

Very often member states decide not to launch proceedings because of the thresholds.

There was no gavel to launch the proceedings (too dangerous), but eventually the debate began.

"The speaker of the house has no moral credibility to launch impeachment proceedings.

Newham council earlier this year took steps to launch legal proceedings against Barclays as a result.

If Congress were to launch impeachment proceedings, there could be a conservative backlash.