Sentence examples for facing a prosecution from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

But on Monday morning he said he would hand himself over to the authorities despite facing a possible prosecution under the Official Secrets Act 1989.

One police officer is facing a criminal prosecution after apparently being filmed punching a restrained high-school pupil on the margins of a school demonstration in March.

The letter contained what was in effect a veiled threat: Francis was facing a possible prosecution under the Official Secrets Act.

He was facing a criminal prosecution for crossing the border illegally, and this judge had no authority to decide whether he should stay in the country.

As you are doubtless aware, Mr. Swartz was facing an aggressive prosecution by the Department of Justice when he took his own life.

It's beyond daunting, being a single independent citizen facing a full-force prosecution by the most powerful government in the world".

They may also face a court prosecution.