Sentence examples for prosecution for breaching from inspiring English sources

Just as with Asbos, the individual could face prosecution for breaching the Exdo.

As well as facing serious copyright charges, the 41-year-old man arrested with connections to the piracy set-up will also risk prosecution for breaching the court suppression order banning broadcast of the program in Victoria.

And at current rates they would face prosecution for breaching labour laws only every million years.

The Crown prosecution Service has confirmed Ms Lucas will be prosecuted for "breaching a police order on public assemblies and wilful obstruction of the highway".

The law simply offers limited 'immunity' from prosecution for breach of contract, provided that unions jump through legal hoops.

For decades, the policing of age-limited retail activity has been niggling governments and worrying traders who can face prosecution for breach of the regulations.

One of his senior officers, Detective Superintendent Steve Craddock, recently wrote to Francis, saying: "You have made some significant revelations through the media and neither the Crown Prosecution Service or myself can provide immunity from prosecution for breaches of the Official Secrets Act or any other matter".

On Wednesday, Channel 4 News reported that a senior police officer had written to Mr Francis to say: "Neither the CPS (Crown Prosecution Service) or myself can provide immunity from prosecution for breaches of the Official Secrets Act or any other matter".

Since their introduction in 2008, there have been only 14 civil prosecutions for breaching FMPOs, of which only two were proved.

The home secretary confirmed last week that Abu Qatada, who is being held in Belmarsh prison for breaching bail conditions, could still face prosecution in Britain.

Two years after being fined more than £400m for breaching US sanctions towards Iran, the bank revealed that a two-year deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) that was imposed at the time was being extended for three years.