Sentence examples similar to abandoned prosecutions from inspiring English sources

The solution is not to abandon prosecutions, but to work to prevent corruption.

"To abandon prosecutions, inquests or inquiries into killings that took place before the Good Friday Agreement would constitute a wholesale violation of the UK's legal obligations under domestic and international law.

"But abandon prosecutions altogether," the source added, "and let the word get out that everybody's off the hook?

"The law allows a prosecutor the discretion to abandon prosecutions against powerful defendants –- even when judges have found probable cause for the case to move to trial.

In explosive testimony, ex-Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould said she faced "sustained" pressure to abandon prosecution of the Quebec-based firm.

But that's no reason to abandon prosecution.

Natural England refuses to explain why it abandoned the prosecution.

Dramatic new evidence pointing to serious doubts in the government about the legality of the war in Iraq was passed to government lawyers shortly before they abandoned the prosecution of the GCHQ whistleblower Katharine Gun.

The International criminal court has abandoned its prosecution of Kenya's deputy president, William Ruto, who had been accused of orchestrating the post-electoral violence in 2007 that killed more than 1,300 people.

He was involved in one of the most publicized recent cases in Detroit, the government's abandoned terror prosecution of four Arab immigrants once accused of forming a "sleeper operational combat cell".

Last week, crown prosecutors abandoned the prosecution under the Official Secrets Act of a 29-year-old translator, Katharine Gun, who admitted leaking to a British newspaper the top-secret request from American intelligence to spy on United Nations diplomats.