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proceed against

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proceed against someone or something 
1. to begin to move against someone or something. The entire platoon proceeded against the single enemy soldier who refused to surrender. The army proceeded against the fortress as planned.
2. to start legal action against someone or something. The district attorney will proceed against the suspect next week. The state prosecutor will proceed against the company as soon as one of the witnesses is located.
See also: against, proceed


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All of them are liable, but the nature of their crime is like sedition or treason only the government can proceed against them and prosecute them in a court of law," Zafar said.
The participants noted with concern that lawyers fraternity had given a firm commitment that they would proceed against those lawyers involved in manhandling of the media persons.
An attorney from Philadelphia endeavored to collect losses owed by these companies and appealed to the Pennsylvania Department of Insurance, which responded that the courts will only proceed against the mutual fire insurance companies that respond with nulla bona--"having no money.
 
 
 
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