Sentence examples for call for a prosecution from inspiring English sources

Some demonstrators say they intend to return to the streets to call for a prosecution of the six police officers suspended over Gray's death.

"On the basis of the newspaper article, I think it's premature to call for a prosecution of the New York Times, just like I think it's premature to say that the administration is entirely correct," he said on "Fox News Sunday". Reports about the money-monitoring program appeared last week in other leading newspapers.

This defense is universally invoked and accepted by prosecutors to reject any call for a prosecution.

"We are not calling for a prosecution or an arrest.

While some protesters called for a speedy prosecution of Mr. Mubarak, the prosecution of the police who killed protesters during the 18 day revolution, and for ending the practice of trying civilians in military courts, there was no single vision of what needs to be addressed first.

Civil-rights groups have called for a vigorous prosecution in the case, saying McBride was targeted because of her race.

Putnam Democrats called for a "vigorous prosecution" of the war to restore the national government's authority, but "when this is accomplished the war ought to cease".

They also called for a criminal prosecution if wrongdoing is discovered.

So has the fact she spent almost ten months calling for a criminal prosecution before she bothered to contact prosecutors.

"One side is calling for their eventual transfer and one side is calling for a national prosecution," said Stephen Lamony, an officer for the Coalition for the ICC, a nonprofit organization that works to promote the court's activities.

Legal scholars found it hard to identify a rationale that would call for an ordinary criminal prosecution of Mr. Lindh but military detention of Mr. Padilla and Mr. Hamdi.