Sentence examples for blocking the prosecution of from inspiring English sources
The release of the suspects illuminated the obstacles blocking the prosecution of assailants captured on the largely unregulated high seas, where jurisdiction is unclear.
Kenya's government has lost its bid to block the prosecution of senior politicians before the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
In the first federal appeals court opinion dealing with "sexting" — the transmission of sexually explicit photographs by cellphone — a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled Wednesday that parents could block the prosecution of their children on child pornography charges for appearing in photographs found on some classmates' cellphones.
The site went on to finger two leading politicians, claiming that one had blocked the prosecution of a corrupt banker and was now receiving healthy backhanders; and that the second had diverted $1bn from a state company into the bank account of his sister, who was now running 20 different businesses.
Since March, when the general returned to Chile after the British released him on humanitarian grounds, he has been too weak to block the prosecutions of fellow officers.
The parliament continues to block the prosecution for corruption charges of high-profile politicians.
As long as the Romanian parliament continues to block the prosecution for corruption charges of high-profile politicians and Romanians rely on bribes to solve their daily problems, the country's integration into the EU will not be completed.
Thorvald and Starri intended to block the prosecution "by force of arms and numbers", but when they realised they were outnumbered, they withdrew and Bolli successfully had Thorolf outlawed.
President Vaclav Havel stepped in on Wednesday, and blocked the prosecution.
They much prefer someone who will not flip over the flat rock of the blocked prosecution of heavy Clinton contributors.
After much debate, the ICC ultimately blocked these rescinded statements from being used in the prosecution of the defendants.
