Sentence examples for therefore prosecuted from inspiring English sources

This stipulation leaves doctors in a difficult position, as ending the woman's life would result in the termination of the fetus something medical staff may be held responsible (and therefore prosecuted) for.

This stipulation leaves doctors in a difficult position, as ending the woman's life would result in the termination of the foetus – something medical staff may be held responsible (and therefore prosecuted) for.

Taft also warned Yoo that if the U.S. took the war on terrorism outside the Geneva Conventions, not only could U.S. soldiers be denied the protections of the Conventions and therefore be prosecuted for crimes, including murder but President Bush could be accused of a "grave breach" by other countries, and be prosecuted for war crimes.

But even if the appeals judges rejected that approach, he said, the prosecution should be permitted to present proof to a trial judge that Mr. Khadr was in fact an unlawful combatant and could therefore be prosecuted before a military commission.

They can therefore be prosecuted for their actions under states' domestic laws (just as al-Qaeda and Taliban detainees are prosecuted under US domestic law).

Though Mr. Madadi has diplomatic immunity and therefore cannot be prosecuted for violating the smoking ban aboard aircraft, he could be expelled from the United States.

In many of these extraditions, if a crime had been committed at all, it was committed in the UK and therefore should be prosecuted in the UK (the "forum" argument).

Because the trafficker did not use force, fraud, or coercion as defined under the Act, he did not engage in a severe form of trafficking in persons and therefore cannot be prosecuted under the TVPA.

Mr. Toe's defense was that he'd never been prosecuted and therefore could not be at fault.

And Mr. Pillot, Mr. Saracco argued, believed he had a deal with Mr. Cohen and would not be prosecuted, and therefore had nothing to lose.

CO: But Mary what is brilliant about the guidelines is that with hindsight we might discover that when spouse X took her husband to Switzerland, she was motivated by the most compassionate, charitable instincts and therefore should not be prosecuted.