Sentence examples for possible prosecution for from inspiring English sources

Ms Briscoe was arrested in October and faces possible prosecution for perjury and perverting the course of justice.

He faces possible prosecution for "justifying terrorist acts" after he appeared to declare his admiration for Coulibaly.

Some employees act to defend the public interest, others to protect themselves from possible prosecution for their part in wrongdoing.

What if, as in Hungary's red sludge disaster, oil executives faced possible prosecution for spills that result in loss of life?

Few people expect Mr. Hussein to accept such an option, however, because it would leave him exposed to possible prosecution for war crimes.

But he made it clear that he intended to restart it as soon as he got the necessary legislation to protect CIA agents from possible prosecution for war crimes.

But a senior American military official said NATO's charter was clear: any possible prosecutions for wrongdoing rested with the country of the troops involved.

In the 1950s, the FBI redoubled its efforts and advised the attorney general's office on the possible prosecution of Lomax for providing false information to federal agents -- the same statute that recently sent Martha Stewart to prison.

Russia and China vetoed a bid in May to refer the situation in Syria to the International Criminal Court for possible prosecution of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the civil war.

The "Yates memo" requires companies that self-report violations to provide names of all culpable individuals for possible prosecution in order for the company to receive credit for its cooperation.

Trafigura faces possible prosecution in Amsterdam for illegally exporting toxic waste.