Sentence examples for because of prosecutions from inspiring English sources

"It is because of prosecutions like this that we have prevented another attack against the United States," Mr. Scott said.

Finally, Simpson's lawyers will ask the judge to give an unusual instruction to the jury: that because of prosecution errors the defense was not allowed to conduct a full range of forensic tests on the evidence.

It as a smear job from A to Z because 99.95% of prosecutions are convicted, the whole [US legal] system is a fraudulent fascistic conveyor belt of corrupt prison system," he told Newsnight.

This rise in prosecutions is significant because a large number of prosecutions have resulted in criminal trial and conviction.

Nevertheless, because the total number of prosecutions is greater than the number of reports by next-of-kin or others combined, it is clear that the physician reporting has played a large part in the rise in prosecutions.

"The Mann Act today is most famous because of the prosecutions of certain very prominent men, like Charlie Chaplin, Chuck Berry and Jack Johnson, Sternn continued.

[The report] could not go into who did what to whom because there were all sorts of prosecutions pending".

"If publishers and editors exert themselves to keep certain topics out of print, it is not because they are frightened of prosecution, but because they are frightened of public opinion.

Because the statute of limitations for prosecution is 5 years from time of report, the number of prosecutions in a given year does not necessarily relate directly to the number of reports in the same year.

Johnson is the villain because of his prosecution of the war in Vietnam.

The trial was stopped for the second time in 2010 because of the prosecution's refusal to disclose the name of one of its witness intermediaries.