Sentence examples for danger of prosecution from inspiring English sources
In Saudi Arabia, all women are in danger of prosecution by the morality police.
The heavy-handed British government told the Guardian it stood in danger of prosecution in the UK unless it destroyed computers upon which the Snowden documents were held.
In implying that such Internet exchanges are not high-risk, Gladwell underestimates the danger of prosecution for bloggers and Twitterers in countries where heavy censorship is a part of everyday life.
Mr. Seale, who was a truck driver, and another Klan member were suspected of the crime early on, but they faced virtually no danger of prosecution from the local authorities of that time.
Unfortunately, both of those options put them in danger of prosecution. .
Quiney's reputation was slightly spotted; he was fined for swearing and for "suffering townsmen to tipple in his house", and was at one point in danger of prosecution for "dispensing unwholesome and adulterated wine".
That measure failed narrowly, but the idea of legalisation continues to win converts.Now, however, Mr Lee is busted, harassed and in danger of federal prosecution.
Risk of prosecution: LOW.
Risk of prosecution: MINIMAL.
Risk of prosecution:HIGH.
But there's a strong necessity for clear rules to deal with the danger of overzealous prosecutions and the criminalization of politics," he said in a blog post Friday.
