Sentence examples for face a prosecution from inspiring English sources

Police and prosecutors expected German counterparts to honour their European arrest warrant for the doctor to face a prosecution for manslaughter rather than take action themselves.

One frustrated, unidentified member of the cabinet said Burgess should be warned that if he returned to the UK "he might face a prosecution for homosexuality".

In January the Crown Prosecution Service decided not to bring charges against any of the officers involved, though the chief constable, Sir Peter Fahy, will face a prosecution under health and safety legislation in the new year.

He says that if someone drives a car on a road and a cyclist is killed, then the motorist may obviously face a prosecution for death by dangerous driving.

The trust is itself facing a prosecution over Ms Astbury's death, brought by the Health and Safety Executive, under the health and safety at work act.

Indeed, no president has been charged with a crime or faced a prosecution.

They may also face a court prosecution.

A lawyer in Haiti for the group, Edwin Coq, suggested to reporters this week that Ms. Silsby might face a difficult prosecution.

Ms Baptiste is the first person to face a criminal prosecution for failing to attend a public inquiry.

Nikki Haley, the governor of South Carolina, told NBC News on Friday that she wanted Roof to face a capital prosecution.

Geldof herself may yet face a criminal prosecution, so even this account of the fiasco needs to be worded carefully.