Sentence examples for including prosecution from inspiring English sources

However with worst case scenarios including prosecution and jail, tax investigations are rightly uncomfortable.

The Hammonds were the target, he said, of "vindictive behaviours", from fines and harassment up to and including prosecution under federal anti-terrorism laws.

A human rights lawyer, Mr. Anisi has been one of the most passionate advocates of radical change, including prosecution of Mr. Saleh and a more democratic system of government.

The administration has revived antitrust enforcement and brought some of the most significant cases in a generation, including prosecution of a vitamin cartel that resulted in record-breaking fines and, still in progress, the Microsoft case.

In the Nottingham study, police officers felt that training fell short on articulating how hostility could be established (or not) and what courses of action, including prosecution, were possible.

Portions of those accounts, including prosecution claims that Mr. Bo's most trusted aide had a hand in the cover-up, were omitted from an official narrative released by the state media, fueling accusations that the authorities were trying to shield Mr. Bo from any criminal charges.

If unjustified or unlawful force has been used, accountability including prosecutions must follow.

Stronger controls are needed on those who pose a threat – including prosecutions and using powers that already exist or are being debated in Parliament now.

The authorities would crack down to warn people off further protests, he said, through means including prosecutions and restrictions on travel to the mainland.

Further, some types of proceedings require the consent of a judge or the attorney general, including prosecutions for criminal libel against anyone responsible for the publication of a newspaper, prosecutions for incitement to racial hatred and prosecutions for assisting suicide.

President Obama and Congress must ensure accountability – including prosecutions, as well as reparations for victims – and not just for torture but enforced disappearances and other human rights violations that leave the US in serious violation of its international legal obligations.