Sentence examples for due to prosecution from inspiring English sources

U.S. District Court Judge Sue L. Robinson in Delaware ruled that Merck's patent was unenforceable due to "prosecution latches and/or inequitable conduct".

Insomniac founder and CEO Pasquale Rotella will avoid jail time following a years-long trial involving bribery, embezzlement, and conspiracy at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum due to prosecution misconduct, according to The LA Times.

While major population movements were not triggered by these events, a considerable number of individuals and families were displaced from their homes, mainly due to prosecution by various factions involved.

After Wounded Knee, Means and Banks were charged with assault, conspiracy and larceny but were acquitted in 1974 due to the prosecution's misconduct and collusion with the FBI.

The fact that this arose from a defense-initiated petition, was promptly dealt with due to a PROSECUTION report, and that it is receiving appropriate focus to identify corrective measures, confirms that.

This issue was in the spotlight due to the prosecution of various individuals on account of their opinions expressed on social-media - and even for posters held during the demonstrations.

Yet we also see customs and police officials bribed, logging and hunting licences forged, and poachers and wildlife traffickers set free due to obstructed prosecutions.

Some assert that Coke became Chief Justice due to his prosecutions of Raleigh and the Gunpowder Plot conspirators, but there is no evidence to support this; instead, it was traditional at the time that a retiring Chief Justice would be replaced with the Attorney General.

Health authorities have moved to reassure surrogate mothers and private hospitals about the proposed legislation after reports of surrogates being moved to public hospitals due to fears of prosecution.

When the two leaders met last fall in New Zealand at a meeting of Asian-Pacific leaders, Mr. Putin was still a novice prime minister, whose popularity among Russians was soaring due to his resolute prosecution of the war in Chechnya.

Presently, US promoters operate under the RAVE Act, the largely-criticized legislation passed by Congress in 2003 that essentially prevents them from allowing on-site drug testing due to fear of prosecution.