face prosecution

The five suspects are told to give evidence or face prosecution.

It would seem the one reporting the problem could face prosecution for having that knowledge.

I think there's a, you face prosecution for failing to provide a safe system of work, or something.

A large number of works with low effluent quality do not face prosecution.

He is the first member of the family to face prosecution for graft.

But the firm still faces prosecution on a criminal charge.

Few, if any, face prosecution in a country where basic government functions have all but collapsed.

That person, if he or she exists, could face prosecution as well, and would probably not come forward voluntarily.

Yesterday they were deciding whether he would face prosecution over the incident.

The matter was investigated but Wong did not face prosecution.

The message is that you do your science with an eye towards facing prosecution.

He was the first Canadian in history to have faced prosecution for war crimes.

The member arrested does not face prosecution, but may be required to pay a fine to the legislative body.

Men who impregnate and abandon women could now face prosecution.

Few individuals who commit human rights abuses are identified or face prosecution.

Many of his associates were forced to resign or faced prosecution.

The case was one of a rising number across the country in which women have faced prosecution for drug abuse while pregnant.

Many of the lawmakers will probably face prosecution once they lose their parliamentary immunity.

This also means that insurance companies and industries will not be able to misuse the information, since they would then face prosecution.

They all should be facing prosecution for dereliction of duty.

And what Catherine's in a position to write now means you could still face prosecution.'

And for the first time, regulators are hinting that those who order the drugs may face prosecution.

Never before had a close relative of such a powerful figure faced prosecution for so grave a crime.

The perpetrators of these corrupt practices should surely face prosecution.

He added that the four men who acted as "enforcers" could face prosecution.