Sentence examples for decide to prosecute from inspiring English sources

Should the airline and passengers decide to prosecute, Ersson could face a substantial fine.

The medical examiner concluded that the fetus had breathed after being removed from the uterus, leading the DA's office to decide to prosecute Edelin for manslaughter.

For that to happen, either the Justice Department or the Pentagon would have to decide to prosecute — so far neither has shown any interest.

"But if they decide there has been some breach of law and decide to prosecute I guess it will be a good idea to leave the country in a hurry".

Leaders of the armed militia occupying federal lands in eastern Oregon could face hefty fines and more than 10 years behind bars if government officials decide to prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, legal experts say.

It will be a source of some fascination to see how ardently the authorities decide to prosecute the new laws, considering that, as Erofeyev writes, "the syllables blya-blya-blya and yob-yob-yob echo through the air above Russia like the bleeps of a sputnik".

James is serving life for murder, but the Crown Prosecution Service decided to prosecute the three police officers and one community support officer following an investigation by the Independent Police Complaints Commission.

He has therefore decided to prosecute her.

It was then I decided to prosecute.

Eventually, they "unanimously" decided to prosecute him in civilian court.

She went to the authorities, who decided to prosecute.