Sentence examples for that such prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Politicians debating the measure should be mindful of Starmer's warning that such prosecutions would rarely be in the public interest.

But Simon Blake, chief executive of the young people's sexual health charity, Brook, told The Independent that such prosecutions are "very, very rare".

Mr. Levitt, one of Mr. Dixon's lawyers, said the federal prosecutors in Brooklyn had shown "a commendable restraint when determining when to recommend a death penalty prosecution," including decisions "that such prosecutions would be appropriate, if at all, only when the evidence of guilt is to them unquestioned".

Some fear, however, that such a trend could have a paralyzing effect on government decision-making and warn that there are no guarantees that such prosecutions -- which are hopscotching borders in roundabout ways -- will be even-handed, indicting the friends as well as the foes of great powers.

It has sent a chill through antiquities dealers who fear more aggressive policing in an area where proof of provenance can be hard to come by, and it has greatly cheered archaeologists who hope that such prosecutions will help cool the illicit antiquities trade.

Is there enough prosecution [of offenders] considering the incidence of trafficking?" Yun said, suggesting that such prosecutions were inexcusably rare.

If – and it is hard to reconcile with free speech – the random malice of a Duffy is better punished by imprisonment than, say, by merciless public exposure, it would indeed be a sick and weird society that put such prosecutions before action to deal with the tormenting of people who can't simply log off.

That is because all such prosecutions must establish that the defendant had the intent to commit a fraud.

That might sound obvious, but such prosecutions will not be possible unless Brazil's Chamber of Deputies and Senate vote to repeal the laws of parliamentary immunity that currently protect their own members.

In addition to the theoretical arguments that have been offered against such prosecutions, let me offer a practical one based on my experience as criminal defense attorney.

It might seem unthinkable that any such prosecution would happen here in the UK, or that the Queen would ever make such a direct defence of her unearned position.