Sentence examples for warranted prosecution from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the article's implication that the commission caved to pressure from Citigroup, the commission referred Mr. Bowen's allegations of internal control violations and fraud at Citigroup to the Justice Department for further investigation and, if warranted, prosecution.

Last month, Inga-Britt Ahlenius, the head of the Office of Internal Oversight Services at the United Nations, told the BBC that her investigators drew the right conclusions based on the evidence they found: that there was little that warranted prosecution or further investigation.

At a press conference in Washington, FBI director James Comey announced the end of the year-long investigation into whether Clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of state warranted prosecution under laws designed to protect classified government data.

That will mean investigation and, if warranted, prosecution of corporations to be sure, but also investigation and prosecution of senior executives," thundered Lanny Breuer, the new head of the DoJ's criminal division at a gathering of pharmaceutical bosses earlier this month.

Under the program, 15 percent of the money for Mexico is allotted on the condition that the country improve the accountability of the federal and local police; ensure civilian investigations and, if warranted, prosecutions of allegations of abuse by the police and the military; and ban testimony obtained through torture or other mistreatment.

The investigation was closed, Mr. Manahan said, because there was insufficient evidence to warrant prosecution.

The laws are framed in terms of denial or mitigation of either "genocide" warranting prosecution and imprisonment.

Lord Brittan died some months after lawyers had concluded the case was too weak to warrant prosecution, but failed to inform the cancer-stricken peer.

Mr Llwyd refused to give further details, but said there were "several aspects" that could warrant prosecution or penalty, and the police could move "within months".

But the Justice Department could still determine that the evidence is insufficient to warrant prosecution, or it might offer her lenience or even immunity in exchange for her testimony.

My suggestion would be to choose those who clearly warrant prosecution – prisoners like Khalid Sheikh Mohammed – and take their cases to federal court.