Sentence examples for be prosecuted through the from inspiring English sources

If there is sufficient evidence that UK service personnel committed criminal offences, they will be prosecuted through the independent Service Prosecuting Authority".

Dr Peter Hayward and Jenifer Bright London The news that an optometrist who failed to pick up on signs that a child was suffering from a life-threatening illness has been prosecuted through the criminal courts (Report, 27 August) is of deep concern.

If a contractor were prosecuted through the U.S. civilian justice system his case would be sent to a grand jury to determine whether there is enough evidence to move forward with the case.

As of 2012, more than 200,000 people had been prosecuted through Streamline-related enforcement throughout the Southwest and U.S. interior since the program's onset in 2005 -- with 74,000 prosecutions in Tucson alone since Jan., 2008.

Through historical oversight, corporations cannot be prosecuted for the international crimes that some commit, often through local subsidiaries, by killing or enslaving native people.

An individual who kills another can, then, be prosecuted for the crime of murder.

They could also be prosecuted with evidence obtained through torture.

Of the Britons exposed by Mr Falciani, all but one who might have been prosecuted escaped through the so-called Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility.

The Football Association said those using the term could be prosecuted.

Thus, the crime is not prevented, but the guilty users can be prosecuted.

Bear Grylls and the producers should be prosecuted.