The European Commission said on Thursday (22 April) it has not yet decided whether to take legal action against AstraZeneca for failing to meet its contractual obligations - but repeated that all options are still on the table.
"What matters is that we ensure the delivery of a sufficient number of doses, in line with the company's earlier commitments," a commission spokesperson said.
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4/24/21
3/21/20
USA: Trump did not heed to early warnings about impending dangers of Coronavirus
What a difference a real leader makes if you watch Andrew Cuomo holding his daily press
conference about the Coronavirus. The man is cool, intelligent, to the point, and informative.
Now compare Cuomo's performance with the rambling and self adulation of Trump at his
press conferences.
Always blaming everyone else but himself.
To make matters worse, we have also learned recently that Trump was warned about the Coronavirus already in January and February, by US Intelligence Services, but did nothing about it, except denying the potential threat that the virus posed to the country.
Consequently , it is fair to assume, that those families of Coronavirus patients, who lost their lives, as a result of the negligence by the Trump Administration to act upon these early warnings, should consider legal action against those ,who were negligent by not providing advance warning of the Coronavirus danger to the US nation.
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| Donald Trump Press meetings : rambling, self adulation, lying |
Always blaming everyone else but himself.
To make matters worse, we have also learned recently that Trump was warned about the Coronavirus already in January and February, by US Intelligence Services, but did nothing about it, except denying the potential threat that the virus posed to the country.
Consequently , it is fair to assume, that those families of Coronavirus patients, who lost their lives, as a result of the negligence by the Trump Administration to act upon these early warnings, should consider legal action against those ,who were negligent by not providing advance warning of the Coronavirus danger to the US nation.
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7/14/17
Dutch earthquakes: Oil giants facing more legal action
Oil giants Shell and Exxon Mobil are facing a new legal battle with residents of a province in the Netherlands.
Earthquakes, said to be caused by drilling for gas, have wrecked hundreds of homes.
The people of Groningen are demanding the government take more action to limit gas production.
Read more: Dutch earthquakes: Oil giants facing more legal action | Netherlands 2017 News | Al Jazeera
Earthquakes, said to be caused by drilling for gas, have wrecked hundreds of homes.
The people of Groningen are demanding the government take more action to limit gas production.
Read more: Dutch earthquakes: Oil giants facing more legal action | Netherlands 2017 News | Al Jazeera
4/10/16
The Netherlands - Ukraine Referendum: Top lawyer considers legal action over 'criminal' referendum
Top lawyer Gerard Spong has been approached by someone who wants to take legal action against the pro-referendum campaigners, the Telegraaf reports on Friday afternoon.
Spong, who described the Ukraine referendum on Wednesday as ‘criminal’, said that if the government does not launch its own investigation into the referendum, he is considering taking it further.
Last week two of the people behind the campaign to hold the referendum told the NRC they did not care about Ukraine and that the prime reason for the vote was to disrupt the relationship between the Netherlands and the EU.
This means they gathered signatures to force the referendum under false pretences, Spong said. ‘It is a crime and some of those behind the vote have admitted that fact,’ Spong told a television talk show on Wednesday evening.
Meanwhile, prime minister Mark Rutte told reporters on Friday afternoon that ministers had been visible during the the referendum campaign itself. Criticism that ministers had not done enough is ‘simply not true’, Rutte said.
The referendum was won by the ‘no’ campaign, which took 61.5% of the vote. In total, 32% of the electorate turned out to cast their vote, just above the minimum threshold for the referendum to have any legal weight.
The government intends to use the second half of the Dutch presidency of the EU to focus on the internal market which could create millions of jobs, Rutte said.
Read more: Top lawyer considers legal action over 'criminal' referendum - DutchNews.nl
Spong, who described the Ukraine referendum on Wednesday as ‘criminal’, said that if the government does not launch its own investigation into the referendum, he is considering taking it further.
Last week two of the people behind the campaign to hold the referendum told the NRC they did not care about Ukraine and that the prime reason for the vote was to disrupt the relationship between the Netherlands and the EU.
This means they gathered signatures to force the referendum under false pretences, Spong said. ‘It is a crime and some of those behind the vote have admitted that fact,’ Spong told a television talk show on Wednesday evening.
Meanwhile, prime minister Mark Rutte told reporters on Friday afternoon that ministers had been visible during the the referendum campaign itself. Criticism that ministers had not done enough is ‘simply not true’, Rutte said.
The referendum was won by the ‘no’ campaign, which took 61.5% of the vote. In total, 32% of the electorate turned out to cast their vote, just above the minimum threshold for the referendum to have any legal weight.
The government intends to use the second half of the Dutch presidency of the EU to focus on the internal market which could create millions of jobs, Rutte said.
Read more: Top lawyer considers legal action over 'criminal' referendum - DutchNews.nl
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