Sentence examples for sales prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Even if a state chooses private stores over state sales, prosecutions of state licensing officials and tax collectors might be possible, in theory.

Let's take a look at the acid sales restrictions, prosecution and rehabilitation realities post 2013 to understand why.

After this date, the company will be subject to enforcement actions by the Health Products and Food Branch Inspectorate (HPFBI), such as voluntary disposal, voluntary detention, recall, warning, stop sale or prosecution[ 9].

GSK published material calling mild asthma a "myth" in an attempt to boost sales, according to the prosecution.

In a dozen interviews I conducted with the FBI, money-laundering experts, oil traders, and industry executives, no one could identify a US prosecution for sales of nonexistent oil products.

But the Justice Department in the Bush administration pursued at least three prosecutions for the sale of dogfighting videos.

Gore argued for waiting periods for purchases, and Bush for mandatory trigger locks and greater prosecution of illegal sales, three proposals still being pushed by reform advocates.

New York City Police Department Detective Richard Griffin testified for the prosecution that street-level sales often involve one to five bags of cocaine in units costing $20 each.

It's tragic that the firearms industry — rendered immune to prosecution for the profligate sales of its ever more deadly wares — has made essentially paramilitary weapons available to the general public, effectively shrinking civilian space.

Like Lady Chatterley's Lover a century later, sales were given a boost by its prosecution for obscenity.

NASA investigates sales of artifacts it claims to own, and prosecutions have followed.