Sentence examples for a full prosecution from inspiring English sources

"I think it's certainly within the scope of this hearing to understand why we're not getting a full prosecution," he said.

He said there was "no doubt" the opposition would push for a full prosecution: "There should not be immunity for anyone in any murder case.

The CICIG charges against Lima were like a shot fired across the bow of the Pérez Molina government, for a full prosecution could plausibly lead to the President as well.

"Now the work begins to shore up the case and get a full prosecution".

Once a case reaches prosecutors, there's no guarantee of a conviction, let alone a trial or full prosecution.

A deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) would, instead of a full criminal prosecution of the company, entail the presentation of an agreed statement of facts to a court, laying out the details of the company's conduct, as well as a large fine.

Stoke City's barrister, Nicholas Fewtrell, who is seeking to get the case thrown out at Preston County Court, declared that a "Pandora's Box" will be opened if the judge examining it allows MR Blackstock's barrister to launch a full civil prosecution.

"The fact that offensive remarks may not warrant a full criminal prosecution does not necessarily mean that no action should be taken.

The US gave Swiss Banks a chance to avoid a full criminal prosecution if they admitted they "had reason to believe that they had committed tax-related criminal offenses in connection", gave the US full details of any US taxpayers involved and paid a fine.

"There is a lot of slapping on the wrist and embarrassing exposure, but not full prosecution," said Tom Coyner, president of Soft Landing Korea, a management consultant.

"The costs to the criminal justice system of full prosecution of squatters in residential properties would be £8.6m-£21.4m, a bill that would recur annually if criminalisation had little deterrent effect," Squash says.