Sentence examples for prosecutions to take from inspiring English sources

"I now call on the government to name those in receipt of these letters and to take all necessary steps, including legislation, to ensure the letters have no legal effect and to enable prosecutions to take place".

"It has the power to initiate prosecutions, to take action, to issue fines, to ban people from trading".

Now there is every reason for a prosecution to take place, and there were understandably calls from many quarters for the law to take its logical course.

In his statement Mook offered his condolences to Chapman's family and urged people to allow the prosecution to take its course.

"He [the officer] had left her in no doubt as to how difficult it would be for a prosecution to take place because Jimmy Savile was a 'big celebrity' … it would all take place in a 'big court in London' and his lawyers would make 'mincemeat' of her … She also got the clear impression from the police that she would be publicly branded a liar".

We need to gather evidence to prove who the person is for a successful prosecution to take place".

Kochman now claimed if the original jury had heard her initial grand jury testimony, Alabama law would not legally permit the prosecution to take the case to trial.

"For a criminal prosecution to have taken place, the Crown would have to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt.

Legislation was introduced to limit wages and to prevent the consumption of luxury goods by the lower classes, with prosecutions coming to take up most of the legal system's energy and time.

One of the initial prosecution witnesses to take the stand was Ervin Horst, a Canadian pastor who had moments of uncomfortable silence, as if trying to minimize any legal damage his testimony might do to Mr. Miller.

The refusal of several prosecution witnesses to take the stand and failure to produce any evidence of a plot meant it was more likely they would be exonerated.More than embarrassing this would have undermined Mr Kiir's assertion that the violence began as part of an attempted coup in December led by Riek Machar, his sacked vice president.