Sentence examples for because prosecution from inspiring English sources

Also there are numerous requests for adjournment from the district attorney's office, either because prosecution witnesses are not available or because the case has been reassigned to another assistant district attorney.

Currently, they neither know (because documents are so easy to forge), nor care (because prosecutions are so rare).

Because prosecutions were never brought, it was unclear whether there was a file at all and, if there was, what was in it.

However, should Karzai ratify this law, I fear that women would stop coming forward because prosecutions would be nearly impossible to secure.

Such police behavior is nominally illegal in China but widely tolerated because prosecutions here have long relied more on confessions than on physical evidence.

"If 'research' in England and Wales encourages a resurgence in traditional fox hunting simply because prosecutions would in future be difficult to secure, that could be seen as encouraging Scottish hunts to take a similar route.

He described a logic to policing in Baltimore whereby "street-rips" in drug-infested areas make for easy arrests to achieve "cost-efficient" policing, while criminal activity other than drugs was ignored because prosecutions were laborious.

A Brussels court ruled in June that a suit by 23 survivors of the massacre in the Sabra and Shatila refugee camps in Lebanon in 1982 was inadmissible because prosecutions could occur in Belgium only if the accused were present.

"I've shipped stills to every state in the US". Because prosecutions tend to be made on a state rather than federal basis, there is no record of the number of moonshine convictions made in America annually.

But I agree with the Court that because the prosecution is now limited to § 4704, appellees have suffered no prejudice.

The first paragraph is longer here because the prosecution in Buchanan sought to prove only one aggravating circumstance.