Sentence examples similar to take proceedings on from inspiring English sources

"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".

Our new Football League blog is here if you want to discuss the opening weekend's action, and we'll also have John Ashdown's take on proceedings up on the site later.

Little Britain star Walliams and Britain's Next Top Model judge Snowdon are taking charge of proceedings on Monday, as Richard and Judy will be attending the funeral service of their late colleague, Manchester music guru Tony Wilson.

After dropping serve early on, the 21-year-old Briton got back on level terms in game six and then took control of proceedings on Court Three.

It is true that hedge funds' willingness to take on risk means that they have been a helpful influence on some bankruptcy proceedings and emergency refinancings.

After the panel, I interviewed Zakaria to get his take on the proceedings.

In rich countries, bankruptcy proceedings take less than two years on average.

The proceedings could take place on the same night that former President Bill Clinton is to deliver his convention speech.

Mr. Jackson took part in the proceedings on Tuesday.

He also took part in the proceedings on the day, escorting the Queen, Prince Albert, and the Prince of Wales (the future King Edward VII) to the top of the castle tower.

"He only won because this is his local track and he's always here with his kids," was Dugarry's take on proceedings.