Sentence examples for difficulties of prosecution from inspiring English sources

Whatever the difficulties of prosecution, the attempt must be made.

The practice, called passing the trash, avoids the difficulties of criminal prosecution or protracted disciplinary proceedings.

They also emphasized the difficulties of adversary prosecution - one of the main reasons why 419 scam is still an issue today.

Barriers for seeking help include taboo on mental health problems, lack of knowledge of and trust in GPs competencies regarding mental health and general barriers in accessing healthcare as an UM (lack of knowledge of the right to access healthcare, fear of prosecution, financial constraints and practical difficulties).

The general barriers included a lack of knowledge concerning the right and means of access to primary healthcare; fear of prosecution; fear of financial contribution; and practical difficulties.

The concerns about possible prosecution underline the difficulties of delivering aid in the middle of a civil war, where communities in desperate need are in zones controlled by a proscribed terrorist organisation.

Wright himself subsequently said the police case had suffered from difficulties of identifying people – and yet 55 prosecutions were still brought for that most serious offence.

(3) Determination of Prosecution.

The killing ended any hope of prosecution.

Trespassers were warned of prosecution.

Risk of prosecution: LOW.