Sentence examples for face prosecution over from inspiring English sources
Former Vice President Al Gore will not face prosecution over accusations by a masseuse that he groped and assaulted her in his Portland hotel room in 2006.
A former Stormont health minister will not face prosecution over comments he made about same-sex couples at a general election hustings event.
The opposition says talks have stalled because Saleh is manoeuvring to ensure he and his family do not face prosecution over corruption claims.
This week we discussed Tory modernisation, asked if the Guardian should face prosecution over the Snowden leaks, and wondered whether it matters if Ed Miliband doesn't go to the pub.
"It is as though they brought Sylvester Stallone to court for the genocide committed in 'Rambo III.' " Free speech has been a touchy issue in the 35 years since the fall of the Franco regime in Spain, where the last fiction film to be blocked or face prosecution over sexual or violent content was Pilar Miró's sadistic "El Crimen de Cuenca" in 1980.
The police stand accused of failing to inform the former Tory cabinet minister Lord Brittan that he would not face prosecution over a rape allegation, allowing him to go to his grave in January of this year with the claim still hanging over him.
It also faces prosecution over the deaths of two girls at the Elsenham level crossing in 2005.
Macdonald faces prosecution over granting a coal mining exploration licence in the Hunter valley to Doyles Creek Mining, a company owned by former mining union official John Maitland, without putting out a tender.
The operators of E-Gold, the Shadowcrew message board and the Western Express International Currency Exchange have all faced prosecution over the past decade for violating money-laundering regulations.
Three Pakistan cricketers – Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir – will learn tomorrow if they are to face prosecution in the UK over claims that they accepted cash bribes to fix matches.
In 2001, France's highest court ruled that Colonel Qaddafi could not face prosecution in a lawsuit over the 1989 terrorist bombing of a French UTA passenger jet that killed 170 people.
