Sentence examples for possible prosecution of from inspiring English sources

Without any trace of human remains or other forensic evidence, any possible prosecution of him would face significant evidentiary hurdles.

Within months, the Supreme Court had cleared the way for the possible prosecution of Mr. Zardari in a Swiss corruption case dating to the 1990s.

The memos also call for the possible prosecution of the parents of children who arrived as unaccompanied minors and are later reunited with the parents.

The party in power is demanding the investigation and possible prosecution of its defeated political rival on trumped-up claims of wrongdoing.

She is so fond of the child she looked after for 18 months that she feels ambivalent about any possible prosecution of the parents, her ex-employers.

A June 7 article about the possible prosecution of journalists incorrectly identified Justice Department official Matthew W. Friedrich as a deputy U.S. attorney.

President Thabo Mbeki of South Africa on Saturday ordered Mr. Selebi to take an indefinite leave of absence in view of his possible prosecution on charges of taking money from a businessman accused of murder.

Already, prosecutors have opened several files against Mr. Ahmadinejad's lieutenants and are publicly warning them of possible prosecution on charges of financial corruption, mismanagement and deviating from Islam.

He was counting on the pro-Kurdish party to support his plans to change the constitution to boost the powers of the presidency, which he won easily in August's election.But with tumult on the border and a fear of possible prosecution on corruption charges if AK's electoral fortunes wane, Mr Erdogan is now looking for new friends among Turkey's nationalists.

Mr Rudd said such guesses compromised possible prosecutions of people smugglers.

As talk continues about possible prosecutions of people involved in the interrogations, waterboarding is once again a hot topic.