Sentence examples for charging prosecution from inspiring English sources

While black people are known to be almost four times more likely to be in prison than white people, the study, headed by the Labour MP David Lammy, reveals racial disparities at many stages of arrest, charging, prosecution and imprisonment.

CAIRO — Egyptian officials said Wednesday that they would lift a travel ban barring seven Americans from leaving the country during the politically charged prosecution of four American-financed nonprofit groups here, apparently resolving a crisis that threatened to break the country's 30-year alliance with Washington.

MOSCOW — Ahead of his departure for Moscow on Sunday night for a visit aimed at repairing strained relations with Russia, President Obama vowed not to sacrifice American support for greater freedom here and questioned the politically charged prosecution of a prominent Russian businessman.

The case here in Kirov was the most high-profile in a series of politically charged prosecutions of Mr. Navalny and other opposition figures in recent months, as the Kremlin has shown its willingness to use the judicial system for political retribution undeterred by criticism at home or abroad.

He vehemently denied the charges, and his lawyer sought to portray him as a loving husband and father who was swept up in a racially charged, runaway prosecution.

It was that change in behavior, charged the prosecution, which caused the deaths of 30 of the victims.

31, charging that the prosecution cannot be trusted to put on a fair trial.

Coordination is important, but it seems a far cry from a hard-charging prosecution, especially as potential violations draw closer to expiration under statutes of limitation for financial crimes.

He quit as prosecutions charging that coal-burning utilities violated the Clean Air Act were dropping noticeably.

At the press conference, the experts insisted that the crime was one of "forced disappearance," not of mere "kidnapping," as the government prosecution was charging.

Mr Crompton was asked today if "ethnic origin was a factor" in the Crown Prosecution Service charging suspects.