Sentence examples for may prosecution from inspiring English sources

But much of that money was never spent in the face of austerity measures mandated by City Hall, and the board hired just one investigator and one lawyer, Laura Edidin, who led the May prosecution at police headquarters.

So may the prosecution she started.

One of the most shocking dimensions of this latest scandal is that no one may face prosecution.

Ten other troopers may face prosecution for filing false documents about the race of people they stopped, Mr. Dunbar said.

Those who formed long-term sexual relations with women may face prosecution for misconduct in public office.

Not just reporters and media owners, but anyone expressing himself in the media (or failing to report news the authorities consider essential) may face prosecution.

Many in Britain's intelligence community, said one person with detailed knowledge of internal discussions, are now distinctly worried they may face prosecution.

The Information Commissioner has admitted almost 100 blue-chip organisations and celebrities may escape prosecution due to law enforcement agencies engaging in a "seven-year dither" over tackling their links t to rogue private investigators.

British soldiers who have served in Iraq may face prosecution for crimes including murder, the head of the unit established by the Ministry of Defence to investigate allegations of torture and unlawful killing in the war-torn country has said.

The Iraq historic allegations team (Ihat), the government-established criminal investigation into claims of murder, abuse and torture during the Iraq war, said it has written to veterans a week after it warned that some may face prosecution.

Iraq war veterans may face prosecution for crimes including murder after an investigation into allegations of torture and unlawful killing, the head of the unit investigating the claims has said.