Sentence examples for invite prosecution from inspiring English sources

A single leaked photo could invite prosecution and a lengthy jail term.

There was a time in the early 1980s when to sell Freak Brothers comics in this country was to invite prosecution.

The law applies to "any person who knowingly advertises, promotes, presents, distributes, or solicits" the prohibited material, raising concerns about whether mainstream movies or innocent photographs of babies in the bath might invite prosecution.

He will not admit that he was a member of the IRA – to do so would be to invite prosecution – but some parts of his history are an open book.

Any government official or employee who uses her position to benefit a donor to her legal defense fund could run afoul of these provisions, and potentially invite prosecution.

When undertaking such studies a primary aim is to ensure that money is spent in a legal way and that the spending in question achieved 'value for money'.133 Where cases of illegal action are discovered the Cour des Comptes can invite a prosecution.134.134

For decades, the conventional wisdom among mainstream porn producers was that mixing the two, specifically showing bondage and intercourse simultaneously, might invite an obscenity prosecution.

He knew that the stresses of correcting him were not in a teacher's best interest; and he was not sufficiently disliked to invite much effort in prosecution.

A statement from the Space Hijackers said: "We always refuted these ridiculous claims on the part of the police and the Crown Prosecution Service and invited people to look over the past 10 years of our work, which the police were well aware of, to see that we have a long history of parody, dressing up and winding up the powers that be".

For one thing it raises again the prospect of a prosecution; for another it invites searching questions about why it took so long to get the truth recognised.

Mr. Krovatin invited jurors to be skeptical about why the prosecution had "dropped Oriente and his nonsense into the middle of what is a bloodless bookkeeping case".