The phrase "a prosecution through" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a legal process or method of prosecution, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The case was complicated, leading to a prosecution through unconventional means."
Alternatives: "a prosecution via" or "a prosecution by means of".
However, he added that "the feasibility of actually taking a prosecution through the courts using remote sensing [on its own] is still questioned by the Foreign Office" and the technology would still require boats in the water.
To bring a prosecution through a similar bill passed in Ireland in 2010, police have to prove that the substance being sold has a psychoactive effect something they've only managed to do four times in five years.
To bring a prosecution through a similar bill passed in Ireland in 2010, police have to prove that the substance being sold has a psychoactive effect – something they've only managed to do four times in five years.
That lack of subtlety showed in a blunt and controversial effort to block Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the leftist mayor of Mexico City, from running in next year's presidential election through a prosecution widely seen as politically motivated.On May 4th, Mr Fox finally abandoned that effort.
"She has flatly stated as recently as yesterday that she cannot go through with a prosecution at this time," Ms. Hobbs told the judge.
He became so powerful at one stage that he even tried to make himself immune to prosecution, through a law passed by his own government.
Mr. Pillot, who was sentenced to 15 years to life in the federal case against the gang, has escaped prosecution through a grant of immunity and because prosecutors questioned his credibility.
Witness testimony could be supported at prosecution through a variety of ways, including documentary evidence of threatening emails and text messages, or bank statements that show the perpetrator sought to control the victim financially.
He said Mr. Jenoff thought he could have his notoriety and escape prosecution through an immunity deal.
"It was a preemptive strike on the prosecution through the media," said Puccio, who at this point was trying hard to conceal a mischievous grin.
The mother faces prosecution through the local courts system after a member of medical staff at an unnamed hospital reported what she had done to the Police Service of Northern Ireland.
