Sentence examples for a combination of prosecution from inspiring English sources
The BBC says the series promises to lift the lid on how chaotic dealings between the legal teams and a "combination of prosecution overconfidence, defence shrewdness, and the Los Angeles police department's history with the city's African-American community" led the jury to deliver the not guilty verdict, which drew more than 100 million viewers on US TV.
Press notes on the FX miniseries said that "The People v. O.J Simpson" would "explore the behind-the-scenes dealings and maneuvering on both sides of the court, and how a combination of prosecution confidence, defense wiliness and the LAPD's history with the African-American community gave a jury what it needed: reasonable doubt".
The miniseries will explore "the behind-the-scenes dealings and maneuvering on both sides of the court, and how a combination of prosecution confidence, defense wiliness and the LAPD's history with the African-American community gave a jury what it needed: reasonable doubt".
His victory came from a combination of a flawed prosecution and excellent defense, writes Lester Munson on ESPN.com, which brought the knee-jerk reaction that the whole thing was a gigantic waste of time and money, a point Ray Ratto of CBSSports.com takes issue with because they are called trials for a reason.
"You have a combination of the fear of prosecution and this economy.
Combo skin-A combination of either.
To counteract the growing influence of the al-Qaida-dominated Islamic State of Iraq (ISI), local Sunni tribes were "awakened" from their tolerance of the group by a combination of the extremists' own over-zealous prosecution of sharia law and hefty American bribes.
It is not yet known whether the defence or the prosecution, or a combination of both, created the doubts of credibility in the maid that led law enforcement officials to tell the New York Times on 30 June that the accuser had repeatedly lied and the case was in trouble.
Mr. Gilani has refused to write the "Swiss letter," as it has become known in Pakistan, employing a combination of delaying tactics and arguments that Mr. Zardari, as president, enjoys immunity from prosecution.
With [computer] software, casual copying was lessened by a combination of education efforts and evolving, maturing business models, with some exemplary prosecutions of large-scale piracy.
Psychiatrists testifying separately for the defense team and the prosecution said that Mr. Stanford had become mentally incapacitated by a combination of depression, addiction and possible severe brain injury suffered in a fight with an inmate in 2009.
