Sentence examples for be a prosecution from inspiring English sources

"Obviously there won't be a prosecution now.

"The bereaved are very hopeful that there is going to be a prosecution".

In other words, he is sidestepping the issue of whether there should be a prosecution.

But it's awfully unlikely that there would be a prosecution if it's just a bit of glitter.

They began to indicate that while the investigation had been brilliant, they were not sure whether there would be a prosecution".

He is said to have admitted taking part in the reign of terror and to have promised that he would be a prosecution witness in the trials of other Khmers Rouges.

This is apparently why the entertainment industry turned its focus from Washington to the states, devising what some accounts allege to be a prosecution-for-hire arrangement, where the legal heavy lifting is outsourced to industry-funded law firms, and AGs assume they will reap the benefits of media coverage cultivated by industry funded PR firms.

"This is a prosecution merely on the basis of suspicion.

It has ceased being a prosecution at all.

The result was a prosecution that drifted on until mid-1966.

"There's a prosecution theory in cases like this: just get the guy on something.