Sentence examples similar to direction to prosecute from inspiring English sources

However, the prosecuting authorities in Northern Ireland gave a direction not to prosecute anyone in connection with the death.

PAGE B1 INVOKING A VAST CONSPIRACY The director John McTiernan is expected to be indicted for his role in the Anthony Pellicano wiretapping case in Hollywood, but Mr. McTiernan is pushing back with a new documentary that accuses the Bush administration of pursuing the Pellicano case as part of a far-ranging conspiracy under the direction of Karl Rove to prosecute Democrats.

Further, the Act to Regulate Commerce, as originally passed, in § 16, 2 required the district attorneys of the United States, under the direction of the Attorney General, to prosecute suits to compel carriers to obey the orders of the Commission.

First, President Obama could give directions to the Treasury Department not to prosecute US citizens who travel to Cuba outside of the administratively defined framework.

"It's a very high bar to prosecute a doctor who has wide latitude to prescribe medication and deniability because there are clear directions about how prescription medications should be used," she said.

"I am here to prosecute".

"We intend to prosecute them.

Violations are hard to prosecute.

Nevertheless, Sabet continued to prosecute.

The effort to prosecute malefactors foundered.

Genocide has proved difficult to prosecute.