Sentence examples for prosecutions could be from inspiring English sources

It is also unclear precisely where in the United States such prosecutions could be brought.

He said prosecutions could be brought under several sections of 2015's Serious Crime Act.

A warning was given yesterday that prosecutions could be taken against those who flout the Sunday Observance Act.

And when a new administration is elected, it is not impossible that criminal prosecutions could be brought against the intelligence officials who illegally authorized the wiretaps.

Vigorous prosecutions could be a way to demonstrate that there are still consequences for those who divulge the sources and methods of the Russian spy trade.

Emotions ran high at the detention hearing, where the mayor of Tbilisi, a close ally of Mr. Saakashvili's, argued that the result of the prosecutions could be a political setback for Georgia.

A successful prosecution could be salutary.

Mr Goodwill said there were "a number of areas" where prosecution could be brought.

Colonel Zimmermann said, "that could be an issue that, at least, would have to be looked at by the defense, and that the prosecution could be worried about".

Some analysts said he was taking a risk by focusing on Libor and pointed out that with a prominent international case like this, the likelihood of prosecution could be taken out of his hands.

But there is a strong argument that the two conspiracies here, interfering with a grand jury and lying to federal investigators, are distinct enough that a new prosecution could be brought.