Sentence examples for taking proceedings from inspiring English sources
trustees, or in taking proceedings for collection, is not injuring Massachusetts.
Turner, though, had his own answer, bringing on Guy Ipoua, who needed just four minutes to level, with his header taking proceedings into extra time.
In the House of Lords last month, a Liberal Democrat peer, Lady Northover, asked Lord Goldsmith to consider taking proceedings "against not only those who carried out these unlawful killings but those higher up the chain of command in the Israel defence forces and elsewhere who may have aided and abetted them".
They brought this suit against the Governor, the Secretary of State, and the Auditor of the State of Illinois, as members ex officio of the Illinois Primary Certifying Board, to restrain them, in effect, from taking proceedings for an election in November, 1946, under the provisions of Illinois law governing Congressional districts.
"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".
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HERR PELCKMANN: Could your SS legal authorities take proceedings against such crimes already in 1933?
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.
Where the government will not act, NGOs should be able to take proceedings to enforce rights and legal agreements, funded by the public purse where an overriding public interest warrants it.
