Sentence examples for driving prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Significantly increased rates of driving accidents (including those for which the driver was liable) and driving prosecutions have been reported in adults diagnosed with ADHD (reviewed in [ 3– 5]).

About 10,000 drunken driving prosecutions involving the test had been put aside pending the decision.

"The court holds that the Alcotest is scientifically reliable and that its results are admissible in drunk driving prosecutions," the court said in its 6-to-0 ruling.

But after the Department of Justice revised its policy in August 2013 to make explicit that the size of an operation should not be a driving factor in prosecution decisions, Wagner insisted that the new policy only applied to future cases.

State news media reported Tuesday that Fayza Abul Naga, the minister of cooperation who is seen as the driving force behind the prosecutions, told prosecutors in October that the United States used the nonprofit groups to hijack the revolution for American and Israeli interests.

It has to do with the psychological forces driving the Wall Street prosecutions.

He imposed a 12-month driving ban and £500 prosecution costs on the peer, who has not been allowed to drive since the accident.

FEW things could do more to fuel the national paranoia about speed cameras than this week's furore, about an ambulanceman facing prosecution for driving at 104mph while rushing to deliver a liver for an emergency transplant operation.

This creates problems: a transsexual woman may take out car insurance under her new name, but if she has a crash she risks prosecution for driving without insurance and fraud.

The Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT), a trade organisation of rights owners, was a driving force behind the prosecution of Vickerman, passing a dossier of evidence to police, who then arrested him in 2008.

The Siegelman camp has charged that Mr. Rove was a driving force in the prosecution, and that it was done for political reasons — to prevent Mr. Siegelman, the state's strongest Democrat, from running for governor again.