Sentence examples for available for prosecution from inspiring English sources

"Almost all the evidence that they're collecting won't be available for prosecution," Rapp told me, because the U.N. promised witnesses indefinite confidentiality, and trials are public.

But Richard Griffin, head of the state department's bureau of diplomatic security, testified: "The area of laws available for prosecution is very murky".

Under the conditions, the secretary of state must certify that the commander of the Colombian armed forces suspends troops that violate human rights and make them available for prosecution in civilian courts.

As if often the case, there will be no shortage of statutes available for a federal prosecution if the investigation turns up evidence of significant wrongdoing.

Anyone with a sealed record who was then re-arrested would lose the confidentiality, and their conviction records would be made available for police investigations, prosecution and court sentencing.

In the case of Twitter, Thai and Egyptian governments filter for certain words and then use the publicly available tweets as a basis for prosecution.

The letter Mr Downey received in 2007 stated: "The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland has been informed by the Attorney General that on the basis of the information currently available, there is no outstanding direction for prosecution in Northern Ireland, there are no warrants in existence, nor are you wanted in Northern Ireland for arrest, questioning or charge by the police".

His letter said: "The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland has been informed by the attorney general that on the basis of the information currently available, there is no outstanding direction for prosecution in Northern Ireland, there are no warrants in existence, nor are you wanted in Northern Ireland for arrest, questioning or charge by the police.

"It is clear that incalculable damage will be done to the financial markets of London, if proper resources, both human and financial, are not made available for such investigations and prosecutions in the financial markets of London".

"It is clear that incalculable damage will be done to the financial markets of London if proper resources, both human and financial, are not made available for such investigations and prosecutions," they said in July.

A £20,000 reward is available for information leading to the prosecution of his killers.