legal action造句

He threatened legal action.

'We really don't want to see legal action.'

US laws protect the American sites from legal action.

They enforced payment by threats of legal action.

The state owned enterprise mergers is a civil and legal action in essence, mainly a contract action.

They also recognize that focusing on legal action to fight piracy has had limited effectiveness.

The university also faces threatened legal action from a group of its highest-paid executives.

Let's just hope it's worth any possible fines or other legal action from the city attorney.

Yet this week he said there was insufficient evidence to take legal action over the killings.

If a mother objects to this, she risks legal action, and may even have her baby removed from her care.

The post puts out a call for people who've lost their content and want to take legal action.

In the situation that first action is only legal action or illegal action, because it does not concern the problem of crime number, we can directly judge it according to criminal law.

If criminal suspects and defendants exercise the right of silence in the process of legal action, Judicial officers wouldn't make disadvantageous deducing to the person to the ground.

Both parties will try to resolve any dispute concerning the contract amicably. If the dispute can not be resolved by negotiation, any party may initial legal action.

Suppose the administrator needs to create a new table on the credit checking server to store information about customers on the bad credit list that require legal action.

Publication in India was scrapped after Reliance set its heart on legal action, but the book became required reading for anyone interested in Indian industry.

Have you ever been arrested or convicted for any offense or crime, even thought subject of a pardon, amnesty or other similar legal action?

The legislation to end the bar on legal action passed the Senate with a clear majority but 30 Republican members voted against it, including the former presidential candidate John McCain.

Jalil said anyone who helps hide the Libyan leader will face legal action by a new government, and he appealed to those close to Gadhafi to realize now is the time to distance themselves from him.

Mehmanparast added Iran would "not give up its rights," to produce nuclear power, and issued a vague threat to take legal action against those trying to prevent it from doing so.

But the potential damage claim for making a duff rating would be so large that agencies might either be driven out of business or made excessively cautious by the threat of legal action.

Walsh said the European Union should use its emissions trading scheme as a fore-runner for a global programme but not attempt to drag in non-EU airlines lest they take legal action.

Eligible applicants receive legal aid through the provision of the services of a solicitor and a barrister in court proceedings, as necessary, to ensure that any person who has reasonable grounds for pursuing or defending a legal action is not prevented from doing so by lack of means.

Eligible applicants receive legal aid in court proceedings through the services of a solicitor or barrister as necessary to ensure that any person who has reasonable grounds for pursuing or defending a legal action is not prevented from doing so by lack of means.

In some legal actions the legal position between college and students has been equal.