Sentence examples similar to drawn out prosecution from inspiring English sources
In the Philippines, cases can be drawn out for so long, through so many appeals, that the risk of prosecution does not provide an effective deterrent to corruption.
The arraignment underlined what observers of the 9/11 prosecutions have long suspected – that this is going to be a very drawn out and contentious affair.
Other things get drawn out later on.
Do not write lengthy drawn out policies.
Mr. terHorst, who is now 80, said a pardon of Nixon might eventually have been justified to avoid the spectacle of a drawn-out prosecution, but he said he had never wavered in his view that it was morally unfair to grant the former president an unconditional pardon while his aides were going to jail and draft evaders were receiving only conditional pardons.
Speaking on ABC radio on Monday, Turnbull said the Human Rights Commission had done itself no favours by initiating a drawn-out prosecution of three Queensland University of Technology students over comments on Facebook.
With immediate fee reductions instead of drawn-out prosecutions, she said, "the consumer will at least get some benefit" quickly.
"The prosecution views this as an effort by the defense to draw out the trial," Mr. Ryaznichenko said.
Ageing draws out differences.
He drew out the words "Ohhh!
