Sentence examples for down to prosecution from inspiring English sources

Morry Bailes, president of the Law Society of South Australia, said the state's rising prison population was largely down to prosecution priorities and court processes.

The Welsh government said it would be up to citizens to decide if they should report a parent they saw smacking a child and down to the police and Crown Prosecution Service to judge whether to prosecute.

But Taibbi -- who is perhaps best known for the Goldman takedown that marked the bank forever as the Vampire Squid -- isn't the only one that's accusing regulators and watchdogs of backing down when the path to prosecution isn't obvious.

One explanation for the vindictive prosecution puts it down to a politically ambitious federal attorney anxious to make a name for himself.

The abbreviated prosecution case largely came down to a single fact: the forty-one shots.

Me, my two deputies and then the director of public prosecutions [Keir Starmer] came down to check we were all right.

In a footnote to the document, Lauro suggested that the N.B.A. might have "pressured" the United States attorney's office "into shutting down this prosecution to avoid the disclosure of information unrelated to Tim's conduct".

As president, he is immune to prosecution unless he steps down or is formally impeached by parliament.

If she fails, it will hurt her claim to be the legitimate president, perhaps giving Mr Estrada an extra edge in his efforts to slow down the prosecution.

"The workload was such that it had to be divvied up". Last week, Krane had denied that McCulloch or the city of Ferguson turned down the prosecutions prior to the referral to his office.

Six Russian organisations have been forced by the laws to shut down operations to avoid criminal prosecutions for repeatedly violating the law, including Side by Side – an LGBT film festival – and various branches of the Golos Association, run by Melkonyants.