Similar words: galactic, educational activity, extragalactic, intergalactic, political action committee, gravitational attraction, civil action, galactorrhea. Meaning: n. a judicial proceeding brought by one party against another; one party prosecutes another for a wrong done or for protection of a right or for prevention of a wrong.
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61. The legal action overlays an illegal and hidden set of interests.
62. The Scheme makes no difference to an employee's rights to take legal action, and the Company accepts no liability.
63. As a result, Quorum will continue to develop and market its cross-platform compatibility products without threat of further legal action.
64. In return for the council taking proceedings against the company the residents deferred their own legal action and allowed the dump to re-open.
65. Her role is simply to assist union members in taking certain specified types of legal action against their trade union.
66. Marshall cautioned against pouring millions of pounds into taking legal action when there was no guarantee of victory.
67. Where agreement can not be reached with offending dealers, legal action will be taken.
68. Similar advocacy groups in several other states also are planning legal action modeled on the Maryland and Connecticut suits.
69. He is calling for shoppers to boycott Star Discount and wants the council to take legal action against the company.
70. The government will also provide a platform for farmers to take legal action against retailers if they feel they are being exploited.
71. He is is now planning legal action to get compensation.
72. All thought the blueprint hadn't worked; at least one was contemplating legal action.
73. Fearing that the commission has gone soft, some of Microsoft's competitors are threatening the firm with legal action.
74. The court confirmed a 1989 federal ruling disallowing legal action against the logging brought on environmental grounds.
75. Section 47 imposes a positive duty on investigating authorities to see the child and to take legal action if access is denied.
76. But of the 28,000 names affected by this scandal, 16,000 are currently taking legal action.
77. The group said it would continue to pursue legal action, which it filed in the U.S.
78. It will always be easy to post information anonymously, or from a country where you face little danger of legal action.
79. Mr Widmer said there seemed little hope of reaching a settlement before Caldaire turned to legal action.
80. For example, it is not just private organisations and individuals who take legal action against auditors.
81. Such action forces potential offenders, under the threat of legal action, to bear all the costs associated with their production.
82. There was some question of possible legal action in the past, but this has been resolved.
83. Even those who did take legal action received little advantage from it.
84. The League campaigns for legal reform and provides funds for legal action against trespassing hunts and the purchase of sanctuaries.
85. The Commission is also taking legal action against most other member countries over water quality.
86. He resigned from the Conservatives after they threatened legal action over the loan.
87. The withdrawing of a claim or legal action.
88. They enforced payment by threats of legal action.
89. The legal action concerning the obligatory rights has started.
90. After Beijing initiated the dispute last September(sentencedict.com/legal action.html), Washington began legal action against subsidised Chinese branded goods.
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