Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The fact that in some Member States substantial defects may be seen in the transposition and implementation of Directives 2000/43/EC and 2000/78/EC, and a lack of information aimed at EU citizens concerning the possibility of taking legal steps in the event of discrimination, are cause for concern.
• In this context the Commission will of course take all the necessary legal steps that the situation demands.
• It would, therefore, like to reassure the Honourable Member that, in the months to come, it will take all the legal steps which will be considered appropriate, to ensure that Belgian legislation is in conformity with Directive 2005/29/EC.
• If the Council and Commission continue to proceed in this way in future, we will really have to consider seriously whether we will in fact have to take legal steps.
• It is not often that legal steps are required, but the very fact that it is possible to take these steps means that very intense consultations are often held.
• In parallel to the legal steps currently taken, the Dutch citizen could present his case to the Polish Ombudsman.
• On the contrary, a private creditor would have taken all legal steps to obtain payment of the arrears or to enforce its guarantees.
• The EU encouraged Azerbaijan to look into this case and to take the necessary measures to ensure that the next appropriate legal steps are in full compliance with Azerbaijan's international commitments.

• Subject: Alliance for Natural Health legal action
• Bianca tells me Justice is preparing legal action.
• I'm just trying to head off a legal action against us.
• The possibility to take legal action against such decisions differs among Member States.
• Your first impulse will be to quit, take legal action.
• This legal action is unpleasant for us all.
• The way to legal action must likewise stand open to them.
• I would urgently advise Deutsche Bahn to look into taking legal action against this decision.