Sentence examples for trigger prosecutions from inspiring English sources

The government has insisted it will fight a bid to trigger prosecutions of former British ministers and senior military figures over alleged war crimes in Iraq.

Between 1983 and 1991, the Kurdish language was illegal, but he and his wife named their daughter Berfin, the Kurdish name for a pale-colored flower — a decision that instantly triggered prosecution.

The same initiative triggered the prosecutions launched against me and many writers, the shooting of others, and the killing of missionaries and Christian clerics.

Starmer said that to protect free speech it would not usually be in the public interest to prosecute tweets under the Malicious Communications Act 1988 or the Communications Act 2003 (which carries the highly subject term "grossly offensive" as a trigger for prosecution).

Coulson had denied he was aware of a culture of hacking when he was at the helm and it was this that triggered this prosecution.

"What triggered this prosecution was your lust and greed".

But the official stressed that the guidance was not optional, and that prosecutors would no longer be allowed to use the sheer volume of sales or the for-profit status of an operation as triggers for prosecution, though these factors could still affect their prosecutorial decisions.

He launched an investigation and hired outside auditors and lawyers, and revealed fraud that triggered two federal prosecutions".

The LAPD's criminal investigation remains open, however, and Hernandez was among the officers monitoring the trial for evidence that could trigger a criminal prosecution.

The Los Angeles police department's criminal investigation remains open, however, and detectives will monitor the trial for evidence that could trigger a criminal prosecution.

Much lower percentages can trigger an antitrust prosecution if they are the result of mergers.