Examples of legal action

• Before that, tort law only allowed direct victims to initiate legal action against a polluter.

• The chief of them is an expectation of epistemic rationality that limits occasions of harm requiring legal action.

• These measures were carried out independently of legal action in some cases, and as a way of affecting the implementation of legal decision in others.

• They may, however, lead to legal action being taken by those affected.

• Yet those affected failed to take any legal action against the government.

• Note that this makes the cost of legal action very low.

• A study of patients and relatives taking legal action.

• If people had observed the intent of the clan regulations, no such additional recommendations as official notices, discouraging legal action, would have been necessary.

• Patient expectations, the compulsion to act, and the threat of legal action motivate clinicians at a professional and at a personal level.

• They also may lead to legal action being taken by those affected and may reduce public confidence in screening.

• Men, women, and couples were equally likely to have been accused of such things and to have responded by raising a legal action for defamation.

• What form that legal action would have taken was not entirely clear, but "wrongful life" appeared the most likely.

• One aspect of this responsibility is to take a stand in the refusal to employ medically inappropriate interventions, even under the threat of legal action.

• Despite donor promptings that those alleged to have behaved corruptly be prosecuted and punished, little legal action was undertaken.

• Most difficult of all was the situation in which an attorney was called upon to take legal action adverse to the wishes of the government.