Sentence examples for action and prosecution from inspiring English sources

Those who continue to make their communities unsafe will face enforcement action and prosecution.

Following the principles of Child Friendly School programming, the Ghana Education Service has taken a number of actions to abolish corporal punishment, such as revising the teachers' handbook and making teachers aware of the consequences for harming pupils, including possible legal action and prosecution.

Literary historians have accounted for gutted names (like J S for John Smith) in eighteenth-century satire in legal terms, arguing that such typographical ruses prevented actions and prosecutions for libel.

In the past two years, more than 3,000 landlords have faced enforcement action and even prosecution, the government said this week.

In the past two years, more than 3,000 landlords have faced enforcement action, and even prosecution, according to government figures.

Library users who fail to comply with library rules and regulations may be subject to revocation of library privileges, disciplinary action, and legal prosecution.

Students, staff, faculty members, researchers, visitors, and other users who fail to comply with library rules and regulations are subject to revocation of library privileges, disciplinary action, and legal prosecution.

Mr. Rapanos has been the subject of a civil enforcement action and criminal prosecution for acting without a permit to move earth and perform construction work on three multi-acre parcels that the Army Corps of Engineers and the Environmental Protection Agency deemed protected wetlands.

DOJ now argues that the only way a government lawyer can be held accountable for unethical and/or illegal conduct that in some way involves matters of national security is through internal review by the Department's OPR and Office of Inspector General, bar disciplinary action, and criminal prosecution.

Referencing Mr. Stevens' phone call to Mr. Saunders' voice mail in which he volunteered to do anything to help the situation, Mr. Hummel suggested that Mr. Arneson could have taken similar action and avoided prosecution if he'd been willing to say that he knew things about Mr. Pellicano which he did not.

Officers from other departments may also face disciplinary action and even criminal prosecution, police officials said.