Sentence examples for full prosecution of from inspiring English sources

Representatives of the natural products industry, meanwhile, recommended tougher enforcement of existing laws and full prosecution of suspected violators.

"The costs to the criminal justice system of full prosecution of squatters in residential properties would be £8.6m-£21.4m, a bill that would recur annually if criminalisation had little deterrent effect," Squash says.

"There is a lot of slapping on the wrist and embarrassing exposure, but not full prosecution," said Tom Coyner, president of Soft Landing Korea, a management consultant.

Anyone who breaks the law and interferes with the safe and smooth operation of the airport can expect full prosecution under the law".

Pickup was fined £675, given six points on his licence and ordered to pay the full prosecution costs - which included the testing - of £10,384.

Once a case reaches prosecutors, there's no guarantee of a conviction, let alone a trial or full prosecution.

"I think it's certainly within the scope of this hearing to understand why we're not getting a full prosecution," he said.

A deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) would, instead of a full criminal prosecution of the company, entail the presentation of an agreed statement of facts to a court, laying out the details of the company's conduct, as well as a large fine.

But use of the "sledgehammer" seems to have largely disappeared, so that a full-scale prosecution of a large corporation is at best a rarity.

And yet, the government's "use of the 'sledgehammer' seems to have largely disappeared, so that a full-scale prosecution of a large corporation is at best a rarity".

Holder, MacBride said, also conferred with his counterparts in the intelligence community about any possible jeopardy to national-security secrets "if we went forward with a full-throated prosecution of K.S.M".