Sentence examples for take proceedings from inspiring English sources

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When will gay rights activists take proceedings against a Muslim organisation for homophobic practices far more intolerant than those of Ashers?

The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, following American and British legal traditions, states that "anyone who is deprived of his liberty by arrest or detention shall be entitled to take proceedings before a court".

What about all the Connors who don't have families to speak out for them?" After two years spent negotiating what form the inquest would take, proceedings finally began in Oxford last October.

Those affected by the phone-hacking scandal should take immediate action to report matters to the police for investigation of suspected crimes (including attempts and conspiracies), obtain access to the sealed court records, take defensive action – change their phones – and take proceedings for breach of privacy against the private detectives and journalists responsible.

"There are certain companies that we've had to take proceedings against on a number of occasions, and each time the penalty the company suffers tends to get higher, and we hope that eventually they will see that the profits are not worth it, or non-existent".

"For them, that means taking proceedings to the High Court in London, they feel that is the only opportunity they now have to be recognised and to be compensated".

A solicitor representing Shaw's family said in a statement that "No-one wanted criminal proceedings", but indicated that the family planned to take civil proceedings against Edgehill College for negligence.

"The girls fear to take legal proceedings for anything to do with sex," he said.

"With such a big endorsement you have to take these proceedings very professionally, very openly.

Councils can take civil proceedings against prostitutes but cases generally result in small fines.