Примеры использования Not to prosecute на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Google promised not to prosecute such things if all will be done in"white" way(tags just fall into this category), without malice.
The State party's decision not to prosecute was neither arbitrary
The Court then hears the reasons not to prosecute and decides completely independently in giving the Prosecution Department an order to prosecute. .
You agree not to prosecute me for those, I will tell you what you want to know.
make relevant recommendations, but not to prosecute; criminal investigations are for the police and prosecution services.
If not, the delegation should explain how the decision not to prosecute was compatible with the Convention.
make relevant recommendations, but not to prosecute; criminal investigations are for the police and prosecution services.
This means that for reasons of public policy the Public Prosecution Service may decide not to prosecute in a particular case.
the Prosecutor-General decided not to prosecute.
CAT remained concerned about the inability of Komnas HAM to challenge a decision of the Attorney-General not to prosecute a case.
the public prosecutor may decide not to prosecute for reasons connected with the public interest.
In so doing the policy interferes with the independent exercise of the NDPP's discretion as to whether or not to prosecute.
the Palestinian side undertakes not to prosecute these Palestinians or to harm them in any way.
in all other cases it was decided not to prosecute.
that State prosecutors are free to decide not to prosecute perpetrators of torture
Tårnby confirmed the decision of the police not to prosecute Ms. Frevert,
which means that the Public Prosecution Department may decide not to prosecute in a particular case for reasons of public interest.
Although the Whig Prime Minister Robert Walpole decided not to prosecute those Tories that he knew were involved in the plot,
the Ankara Public Prosecutor, but resulted in a decision not to prosecute.
including its commitment not to prosecute any returning ex-combatant under 25 years of age.