Sentence examples for safety prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Of course, the contract winners themselves will also be litigants, perhaps defendants in health and safety prosecutions, or being sued by relatives of someone like Jimmy Mubenga.

The sentence eclipses the other food safety prosecutions and related terms of imprisonment by thousands of percent, setting another Department of Justice record while simultaneously sending a message about the seriousness of knowingly contaminating America's food supply.

The fine was the largest awarded in a health and safety prosecution.

Mr Justice Simon said: "This case is a health and safety prosecution arising out of a fireworks display on the 4th of November 2011 at Taunton Rugby Club and a series of collisions that took place on the northbound carriageway of the M5 motorway, just north of junction 25. "This is a very serious matter and you must treat it very seriously".

Florence Élie, Haiti's ombudsman, said she was concerned for the safety of prosecution witnesses.

This week he fled to political asylum in Brazil, after an arrest warrant had been issued against him, despite earlier assurances of safety from prosecution.

These have included the New York City Police Department, which employs the school safety agents; prosecution, probation, parole and sheriff's offices; and college security departments.

Daisy Gaston was adopted as a baby after her mother's murder and her father's subsequent flight for his own safety before prosecution of the three white men suspected of the murder could begin.

With empirical results and interviews of nine officials from public safety and prosecution departments from five provinces (or autonomous regions), this study deems that rented housing is a better predictor of the arrest rate, while the scale of domestic migration is a better predictor of the prosecution rate.

Other data of this study are from yearbooks of respective cities and regions, annual work reports of prosecution institutes, "Annual statistics of Chinese regional economies (2011)," "Law Yearbook of China" (1987 2013), and interviews with nine people from public safety or prosecution institutions from five provinces or autonomous regions.

How child sexual abuse became a family business in the Philippines A spate of shootings involving children, often with weapons left loose in the home, is behind new calls for increased safety measures and prosecutions.