Sentence examples for enthusiastic prosecutor from inspiring English sources
Born Irish Catholic, he is the son of a former F.B.I. agent who became a three-star general and an enthusiastic prosecutor of the Vietnam War.
"He was the most enthusiastic young prosecutor I've ever seen," he said.
But a prodigious fund-raising effort--used in part to bankroll a series of clever late-campaign television commercials lampooning Pappas's enthusiastic support for Special Prosecutor Kenneth Starr's investigation of President Clinton--helped propel Holt to victory.
Prosecutors are enthusiastic about the language line, too, because even when victims are willing to call the police, the absence of a translator can play havoc with evidence.
Nixon, who seemed so enthusiastic about the idea of a special prosecutor during his live television address, refused to supply them.
Such views contrasted with an enthusiastic reception given the proposals by several criminal prosecutors who have been investigating clergy sex abuse.
By prosecutors' account, the foreign government found a powerful and enthusiastic ally in Flynn — who was willing on the eve of the presidential election to pen an op-ed pushing for Gulen's expulsion.
President Obama's nominee to replace him, federal prosecutor Loretta Lynch is questionable in that regard because of her enthusiastic embrace of civil asset forfeiture, which often deprives perfectly innocent people of their property.
BEIS, the department whose minister, Andrew Griffiths, was so enthusiastic in the original press release, passed me on to Companies House, which credited the decision to unnamed "prosecutors".
"Ten years or so ago, it was thought that police and prosecutors were over-enthusiastic or over-eager in pursuing [such] cases.
