Sentence examples for possibility of prosecutions from inspiring English sources

He said his committee would not shy away from saying that the evidence pointed towards the possibility of prosecutions if it thought that was appropriate.

They raised the possibility of prosecutions of bank officials who were in charge until two weeks ago, when they were ousted because of fears that the bank's losses far exceeded its deposits.

Now Irvine has taken it one step further and got approval from Brandis for the AFP to investigate the possibility of prosecutions of Collaery and Witness K over alleged "unauthorised communication of information".

But this is a growing field, and the more requirements there are that statements be attested to, the greater the possibility of prosecutions for falsehoods, intentional or not.

The justices ruled that the law, which makes it a crime "to deprive another of the intangible right of honest services," could not be used to prosecute defendants for hiding conflicts of interest, but left open the possibility of prosecution based on kickbacks and bribery.

But the court left open the possibility of prosecution based on kickbacks and bribery.

The court left open, however, the possibility of prosecution based on kickbacks and bribery.

In the past, separate investigations have sometimes compromised the possibility of prosecution.

In some cases, any possibility of prosecution was eliminated because so much time had elapsed.

In the murky world of Uzbek politics, "stepping down would expose him and his family to the possibility of prosecution".

The pressure of the Shahbagh protests has encouraged Sheikh Hasina's government to intervene, proposing the possibility of prosecution appeals, in the interests of securing the death penalty.