Sentence examples for wanted for prosecution from inspiring English sources
Saif Gaddafi is now wanted for prosecution by the international criminal court for crimes against humanity, after his disastrous behaviour in the Libyan revolution, during which he announced that "rivers of blood" would flow if the populist uprising continued.
McKinnon is a 43-year old computer hacker with Asperger's Syndrome who is wanted for prosecution in the U.S.; he is accused of hacking into U.S. government systems in 2001 and 2002.
The 49-year-old, who lives with his family in the inner-city Perth suburb of Dalkeith, is wanted for prosecution in the US for charges of wire and bank fraud.
He also said: "I have no doubt this defendant is wanted for prosecution in Sweden …the boundary between suspicion and prosecution has been crossed".
Accordingly he found "as a matter of fact, and looking at all the circumstances in the round, this person (Mr Assange) passes the threshold of being an accused person and is wanted for prosecution".
Former CIA-analyst Edward Snowden is believed to be at an airport in Moscow, seeking a destination safe from the US where he is wanted for prosecution over the leaking of thousands of classified documents.
Hier found that Gustav had indeed applied for membership in the Nazi Party, in 1938, but that he was not wanted for criminal prosecution after the war and therefore, Hier concluded, he was not a war criminal.
The letters told the individuals concerned that they were not wanted for questioning or prosecution for any paramilitary offences committed in the UK before the 1998 Good Friday peace agreement.
The new government should announce that it will fully support the identification, investigation and prosecution of those wanted for the world's worst international crimes, especially if they are in Britain.
Burundi's prosecution has lifted the arrest warrants for 15 people who were wanted for their alleged role in last May's attempted coup.
Finally, in 1967, the petitioner filed in that court a verified motion to dismiss the charge against him for want of prosecution.
