Sentence examples for bring prosecution from inspiring English sources

In that he was born to British parents in Paris in 1874 and during his last 39 years claimed as his main address a villa on the French Riviera, partly out of fear that exposure of his homosexuality back in London would bring prosecution to himself and his American lover, it could be said that Maugham inherited his alienation and saw no need to find a cure for it.

Mr Love told the BBC: "Should police, having obtained a reason to acquire information but lacking any overt evidence of criminality sufficient to bring prosecution, be allowed to withhold private data?

"If it's clear it's not something that's going to bring prosecution on state employees, we can go forward," Sharfstein told members of the House Government Operations and Judiciary committees, who held a joint hearing on the issue.

The Met continued to work with Mahmood to bring prosecutions.

Their job is only to "prevent" crime; they cannot investigate it or bring prosecutions.

The UN still talks of seeking some way to bring prosecutions.

That would make it harder for the court to bring prosecutions elsewhere.

It added that the decisions over whether to bring prosecutions were made by the Crown Prosecution Service.

Mansfield acknowledged that a decision on whether to bring prosecutions could take six to nine months.

He also proposes schools or local authorities being entitled to bring prosecutions against parents of truants.

Work continues in the remaining cases to bring prosecutions when possible, and closure for families when it is not.