Sentence examples for prosecution you from inspiring English sources

Prosecution: You appear to have crossed a number of words out.

"If you're a financial institution and you're threatened with criminal prosecution, you have no ability to negotiate," Warren Buffett, an investor, said recently.

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She added the message sent out by the HMRC was: "It's a risk worth taking – the worst that can happen to you if HMRC can be bothered to catch up with you is that you may have to pay, you won't have a prosecution, you won't have any shame, you won't be an example to anybody else, you'll get away with it".

"The worst that can happen to you if HMRC can be bothered to catch up with you is that you may have to pay, you won't have a prosecution, you won't have any shame, you won't be an example to anybody else, you'll get away with it".

"When you let a jury sit around for six months in what my sense is an undisciplined, unfocused and meandering prosecution, you almost create an environment that makes the possibility of personality conflicts all the greater," said Kirby Behre, a former federal prosecutor who is a white-collar defense lawyer based in Washington for Paul, Hastings.

I wish you good luck in any prosecutions you may want to make, but feel I should remind you that Tony Blair has very deep pockets thanks to his humanitarian work with dictators in the Middle East.

Like many MPs who know the truth of the events that led me to prison, and the double standards of one MP and the then director of public prosecutions, you extended a hand of friendship.

"The new law, as it stands now, allows you to claim immunity from prosecution if you used or threatened deadly force," Attorney Anthony Rickman told WTVT.

In any event, you're probably safe from federal prosecution if you're engaging in account sharing.

"Be cautious about what you post," Watson warns, "and be aware that it can be used perhaps to help you, but perhaps to form a criminal prosecution against you in the future".