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Перевод: prosecute

[глагол]
вести; проводить; вести занятия; выполнять; продолжать; преследовать в судебном порядке; преследовать по суду; обвинять; выступать в качестве обвинителя

Тезаурус:

1. The distinction between overseas and defence policy in 1951-;5 was for Churchill almost as clear as that between the Defence Committee, which, with the Chiefs of Staff, he used to prosecute the Second World War, and the Lord President's Committee under Anderson and Attlee, which he allowed to get on with handling the Home Front.
2. "I did a television report about how the traffic police in Germany take pictures of cars being driven dangerously, in order to prosecute the drivers later.
3. If doubt can be turned destructively against truth so that it is dismissed as error, doubt can also be used constructively to prosecute error disguised as.
4. The most senior candidate, Adam Matthews, 16, of the Socialist Labour Party, said his party would abolish the Queen, generals and public schools, put the Royal Family out to work as wardens in nature parks, and prosecute Arsenal under the Trade Descriptions Act for calling themselves a football team.
5. And last night his colleagues and family had no doubt that a decision to prosecute drove Mr Stewart to his death.
6. Other than these disclosures, the DTI may also take action towards disqualification or prosecute on other Companies Act offences.
7. Despite his resignation, the Civil Aviation Authority decided to prosecute and in May 1991 he was found guilty by a jury and fined Pounds 2,000 plus 1,600 costs.
8. Even if they don't prosecute you may still have a civil claim against the owner for your injuries.
9. Initially, Marx saw the establishment of proletarian power in Britain as the means to prosecute reforms in all other fields.
10. In this case, Libya has indicated that it intends to prosecute.
11. In other words, Kundera's novel isolates certain tendencies in the behaviour of poets (and others) in order to prosecute an attack on Stalinist Czechoslovakia.
12. So it is unlikely that we could successfully prosecute either of them, even if we were willing to accept the expense and loss of time involved.
13. Although that is the position in law, the court emphasised that as a matter of commonsense a tenant should first complain to the landlord before exercising the right to prosecute.