Sentence examples for concerned that prosecutions from inspiring English sources

But investigative journalists are reasonably concerned that prosecutions will cut off their access to critical sources of information.

However, the Times editors wrote that investigative journalists should be "reasonably concerned that prosecutions will cut off their access to critical sources of information".

He said he was concerned that the prosecution's telephone expert went unrebutted.

"We have been especially concerned that the prosecution is based on misconstrued notions about the role of scientists, which is to provide scientific information about potential earthquake hazards, and public officials, who must base their civil protection actions on this information but also on many other considerations".

Other states usually initiate secondary prosecutions only when they are concerned that a death sentence will be overturned on appeal, but Virginia's Supreme Court rarely does that.

The letters told the individuals concerned that they were not wanted for questioning or prosecution for any paramilitary offences committed in the UK before the 1998 Good Friday peace agreement.

"I'm concerned that the government isn't going forward on these prosecutions," Durbin said of the C.I.A. cases.

Judge C. William Foust of Dane County Circuit Court said he granted the prosecution's request because he was concerned that jurors might fear that Mr. Magritz would file similar liens against them.

Vedomosti, she said, was confident of its legal position but was concerned that Rusal's representatives had contacted her journalists directly and discussed criminal prosecutions.

She is concerned that women who use drugs may also be having abortions to avoid prosecution.

Many users are concerned that registering as a marijuana user with the state will open them up to prosecution by the DEA, or will affect future employment in other states.