Sentence examples for continued prosecution from inspiring English sources
The refiling of an application under § 1.53 as a continuation, divisional, or continuation-in-part application (including a continued prosecution application under § 1.53(d)), or the filing of a reissue application, requires a new assertion as to continued entitlement to small entity status for the continuing or reissue application.
The continued prosecution necessarily depended upon the continued life of the statute which the prosecution seeks to apply.
A fatal mistake by the government was its continued prosecution of the war.
Today, the Justice Department urged the continued prosecution of the men.
§ 1.103(b) - for requesting limited suspension of action, continued prosecution application for a design patent (§ 1.53(d)).
President Obama and Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. have urged Russian leaders to rethink the continued prosecution of Mr. Khodorkovsky.
Though California voters approved a 1996 ballot measure legalizing medicinal use of marijuana, federal officials have continued prosecutions under the interstate commerce clause of the Controlled Substances Act.
The spur for continued prosecutions comes not only from the wish to obtain justice for surviving victims of Nazi crimes but the search also serves as a reminder for younger generations of the horrors of World War II.
Now, 71 years later, that work continues through the Bavarian State criminal office (LKA) in Munich, that has created a virtual reality version of the Auschwitz concentration camp to assist with the continued prosecutions.
The U.S. attorney, Michael Garcia, said in a statement that after looking at the evidence, "continued prosecutions in these cases are not in the interests of justice". Last year, 15 specialists were charged with fraud for trading ahead of customers and positioning trades for their companies between open investor orders.
"We want an access to Headley for interrogation," Mr. Chidambaram said at a news conference on Sunday morning, though he acknowledged that the continuing prosecution in Chicago presented legal obstacles to such an interview.
