Sentence examples for suggest prosecuting from inspiring English sources

Instead of bombing targets in Afghanistan, these students suggest prosecuting Osama bin Laden and other terrorism suspects through an international war tribunal.

The new justice minister has suggested prosecuting senior soldiers who may have planned, on Mr Berisha's behalf, to attack the south after it had rebelled earlier this year.

Russia's chief sanitary doctor has also issued similar attempts to calm panicky members of the public, one official has also reportedly suggested prosecuting Russians who spread rumour of the prophecy.

Marc Perkel, San Bruno, California Knocking down laws Surely it would not "wreak havoc" on civil liberties to ask a jury whether a given C.I.A. agent "knowingly and intentionally committed an act that he believed to be illegal," as Harvey Silverglate suggests ("Prosecute at your peril," Views, April 24).

There are no quick fixes to human trafficking, but experience in several countries suggests that prosecuting pimps and brothel-owners makes a difference.

Some observers have defended the Justice Department, suggesting that prosecuting law-breaking banks would amount to a death penalty that could upset the financial system and trigger another recession -- although nobody really knows if it would do any such thing.

The prosecutors have been stung by news accounts suggesting they prosecuted an innocent man.

It suggests the prosecuting barrister apologised to Evans' parents for the verdict when the Crown Prosecution Service have been clear he did no such thing.

I do not suggest that they be prosecuted for negligence.

The justice minister accused the Americans of "surveillance mania" and suggested he may prosecute them.

Indeed, the very fact that the police don't obtain sufficient evidence to prosecute suggests the grounds for the arrest were not, after all, reasonable.