proceed [prəˈsi:d] VERBO intr formal
1. proceed (continue):
3. proceed (start):
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Regarding match fixing, he opined that one has to proceed against these criminals.
en.wikipedia.org First, it held that the court had no power to proceed against the majority of the defendants because they were not properly summoned and caused to appear.
en.wikipedia.org Although it might have been possible to proceed against the king as against any other, the laws also had an innovative solution to this quandary.
en.wikipedia.org The third party could proceed against both the servant/employee and master/employer.
en.wikipedia.org The provision is broad enough to entitle the employer to proceed against the employee who has contravened a rule after working hours, or even outside the premises of the employer.
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