Sentence examples for prosecution to face from inspiring English sources

Now, the Mexican Congress, dominated by opponents of Mr. López, is considering a vote to impeach him and strip him of his official immunity from prosecution to face charges that his government ignored a court order to stop construction of a public road on private property.

Some health and paramedical staff, including nurses (especially male nurses), and some doctors also carry out abortions clandestinely in private undesignated premises, but these are against the law and are liable to face prosecution, although prosecutions are few and rare.

Ordering the director of public prosecutions to issue a policy setting out when those in Puente's position could expect to face prosecution, the court ruled that the current lack of clarity was a violation of the right to a private and family life.

Ordering the director of public prosecutions to issue a policy setting out when those in Puente's position can expect to face prosecution, the court ruled that the current lack of clarity is a violation of the right to a private and family life.

This would be like the assurance from Keir Starmer, the director of public prosecutions, who said close family members helping anyone go to Switzerland to die would be unlikely to face prosecution on their return to Britain.

He called for Railtrack's board to face prosecution.

They were detained with their weapons, and now they stand to face prosecution.

Mr. Suharto's lawyers say their client is too infirm to face prosecution.

For a user to face prosecution, their message must be "more than offensive, shocking or disturbing".

The fact that the owner of the house in East Ham is likely to face prosecution offers little consolation.

Morales told jurors that Chapman should have "lived to face prosecution" for resisting arrest or assaulting an officer.