Sentence examples for have a prosecution from inspiring English sources

"So if anyone wants to try to have a prosecution brought, [cases must be brought by the state ] what they would have to do is demonstrate that outrage has been caused.

She added the message sent out by the HMRC was: "It's a risk worth taking – the worst that can happen to you if HMRC can be bothered to catch up with you is that you may have to pay, you won't have a prosecution, you won't have any shame, you won't be an example to anybody else, you'll get away with it".

"The worst that can happen to you if HMRC can be bothered to catch up with you is that you may have to pay, you won't have a prosecution, you won't have any shame, you won't be an example to anybody else, you'll get away with it".

"You are saying: 'It's a risk worth taking – the worst that can happen to you if HMRC can be bothered to catch up with you, is that you may have to pay, you won't have a prosecution, you won't have any shame, you won't be an example to anybody else, you'll get away with it,'" said Hodge.

We must have a prosecution eventually, but we are not legally required to publicly initiate it now and we should not, as justifiable as it is.

And the reason why we haven't had a prosecution is because we're putting the onus on young children to actually come forward, so we're talking about working with cutters but that's in Africa.

But after the Active Art show I had a prosecution, and I felt pretty beaten up.

In October police apologised to Lord Brittan's widow, saying she should have been informed there would not have been a prosecution had her husband been alive.

"We have a French prosecution that is still underway.

The environmental police have a successful prosecution rate of over 90percentt, officials say.

If we can't corroborate what he is telling us, then you don't have a criminal prosecution".