Sentence examples for potential for prosecution from inspiring English sources

It then states: "The potential of any outbreak in terms of numbers of people infected and potential for prosecution on both an individual or corporate basis is well known".

We contend that the concept of therapeutic citizenship among PLWH is applicable in Canada and the United States because the potential for prosecution for HIV nondisclosure, exposure, or transmission creates conflict between the individual and society.

The findings could reopen something human rights groups have urged for years: the potential for prosecutions of people involved in torture.

Other GOP members of the committee, said Cornyn, are also concerned about the potential for prosecutions.

A list of nearly 170 potential targets for prosecution, published in 2007, has so far produced no convictions.

Having backed the Sierra Leonian rebels, Mr. Taylor is widely seen as a potential candidate for prosecution by the war crimes court.

Among the potential candidates for prosecution is Israel's new defence minister, Lieutenant General Shaul Mofaz, who is already under investigation by Scotland Yard.

The penalty for violations is up to $4,400, with the potential for criminal prosecution for a pattern of uncorrected offenses.

The penalty for violations is up to 30,000 yuan, or about $4,400, with the potential for criminal prosecution for a pattern of uncorrected offenses.

The agents questioning me reminded me of just that, as well as of the potential for criminal prosecution – and all because of a link to a website, nothing more.

Another concern for Mr. Cohen may be the potential for a perjury prosecution if he testifies in the S.E.C. case.