1.   Even when successful prosecutions have been brought, the courts have been reluctant to impose little more than nominal sanctions on miscreants.

2.   Few victims succeed in bringing effective prosecutions against their torturers.

3.   The police did not bring a prosecution against him.

4.   There was not enough evidence to bring a prosecution under criminal law.

5.   These changes could have significant impact if prosecutions were brought and convictions achieved.

6.   This can lie done irrespective of whether it was the victim who brought the prosecution.

7.   There was not enough evidence to bring a prosecution under the criminal law.

8.   Overtly political prosecutions were brought in its name, against the likes of John Wilkes, Tom Paine and the Dean of St Asaph.

9.   Leave must be obtained from a High Court judge before any prosecution can be brought in relation to an article in a newspaper or periodical.

10.   The prosecutions are being brought by the Health and Safety Executive.