Sentence examples for realistic prosecution from inspiring English sources

In a statement on Monday, the SFO said that it had reviewed evidence and concluded: "In respect of some aspects of the allegations... there is insufficient evidence for a realistic prosecution".

Again, the CPS ruled that there was insufficient evidence for a realistic prosecution, and no criminal charges were brought.

The foreign secretary, William Hague, made the government's logic clear to parliament last week (Hansard, 24 March 2011, Col 1130): "It makes this country rather ridiculous if people can get an arrest warrant for people from other countries where there is no realistic chance of prosecution … The law as it stands has been abused in relation to visitors from several other countries.

He would make a decision about whether there was a realistic chance of prosecution.

"Where a victim has been told there is 'no realistic prospect of a prosecution' it is important to recognise that they could be getting help from social services, which may still be in a position to put child protection measures in place," he said.

But is it realistic that the threat of prosecution will make military commanders think again in the savage chaos of war?  Bangura believes that it could.

His fifth review – released earlier this week — has attracted criticism from the Joint Committee on Human Rights for its conclusion that "the control orders system remains necessary… for a small number of cases where robust information is available to the effect that the suspected individual presents a considerable risk to national security, and conventional prosecution is not realistic".

Starmer overturned an earlier decision not to prosecute anyone in relation to the death after the inquest heard new medical evidence and the opinion of experts leading him to conclude there was a "realistic prospect" of a successful prosecution of Harwood.

Detective chief superintendent Julian Gregory, the senior investigating officer, said that due to the three-year statutory limitation placed on the investigation by the Computer Misuse Act 1990, he was closing the case now because there was no realistic chance of bringing a prosecution ahead of the third anniversary of the theft in November.

In this particular work, there was so little focus on urolagnia that the BBFC took legal advice, and the advice was that, taking the work as a whole, there was no realistic prospect of a successful prosecution under the Obscene Publications Act and therefore the BBFC passed the work.

"We have determined that there is a realistic prospect of conviction and that a prosecution is in the public interest".