Sentence examples for continue with the prosecution from inspiring English sources

Her statement adds weight to the growing evidence that the government may have been advised that it was launching an illegal war and that the attorney general was reluctant to continue with the prosecution of Mrs Gun because a trial would have revealed evidence of this advice". "[Mr Blair's] weakness is that he tries to be all things to all men.

But when Gérard admits the false indictment to Fouquier-Tinville, the latter continues with the prosecution and soon our hero is in jail awaiting execution.

During August I continued with the IMT prosecution documents for Crimes against Peace (Count 2), following the expansion of the war after the attack on Poland and the beginning of the war with Britain and France.

In a dissenting opinion, Judge Olga Herrera Carbuccia said the prosecution case had not broken down and there was sufficient evidence to continue with the case.

After all, the effort to squeeze out some damning evidence against the president continues with the impending prosecutions of: Julie Hiatt Steele, a player on the fringe of the drama, accused of lying about her former friend, Kathleen Willey (who alleges she was groped by the president).

Judge T.S. Ellis III expressed continued displeasure with the prosecution's desire to enter detailed evidence about the items Paul Manafort purchased with money routed from offshore bank accounts.

The federal government recently dropped a civil forfeiture action against a huge medical cannabis dispensary in Oakland, but Zilversmit said the Department of Justice has fought hard to continue with criminal prosecutions.

The trial, expected to last at least another week, continues with more prosecution testimony today.

However the judge ruled plaintiffs could continue with claims NTG engaged in malicious prosecution for pursuing a lawsuit without "the slightest amount of diligence" and failing to make its client available for depositions.

The second act continues the prosecution's case, with Flint calling John Graham Whitfield, Faulkner's father-in-law and president of Whitfield National Bank.

MIT, however, continued to co-operate with the prosecution – an action that many consider a profound betrayal.