Sentence examples for prosecution for such from inspiring English sources

Some observers said it would have been highly unlikely for Mr. Gupta to face prosecution for such dealings in India, or that it would have taken years.

"No attorney general or director of public prosecutions would or could authorise a prosecution for such advocacy without becoming a laughing stock.

Since the amount of income earned by an individual engaged in crime is usually neither relevant to his prosecution for such crimes nor helpful to police authorities in determining that he committed crimes, this would seem a logical suggestion.

But I am also compelled to conclude, for the reasons stated in the opinion of the Court, that prosecution for such offense is barred by the applicable statute of limitations, R.S. § 1044, 18 U.S.C. 582, 18 U.S.C.A. § 582.

They cite a number of treaties and other international instruments which declare that no public official, including a head of state, enjoys immunity from prosecution for such "crimes against humanity"—ie, widespread or systematic murder, torture or arbitrary detention.

Tuesday's elections were the culmination of that accord, which also granted Mr. Saleh immunity from prosecution for such things as turning his security forces on unarmed protesters calling for democracy before he agreed last year to relinquish power.

Since 1991, there have been five prosecutions for such offenses, mostly involving gun-running to Asia and Africa.

The Nuremberg trials provided the basis for the modern law of war crimes and crimes against humanity, and a model for recent international prosecutions for such crimes.

He told her that he "was aware of no laws that made pretexting illegal and no criminal prosecutions for such activities".

But prosecutions for such offences are almost unheard of, and previous attempts to persuade the Government to toughen the law have been ignored.

Or the head of a leading children's charity could say: "There is very troubling evidence that whites are overwhelmingly represented in the prosecutions for such offences".