Sentence examples for exemption from prosecution from inspiring English sources
In other words, the effect was (we quote from the opinion of the court) 'thereby to give exemption from prosecution under the law of 1899 to those persons who are exempted by the provisions of the law of 1895.' The supreme court of Texas rejected the contention.
Debts would be paid off in installments in exchange for exemption from prosecution.
All these activities would remain technically illegal, but with formal exemption from prosecution, in line with Dutch practice.
If exemption from prosecution is acceptable for the latter, it should be permitted for the former too.
She studiously ignored the reality that people who would be eligible for an exemption from prosecution for possessing small amounts of cannabis are dying.
After weeks of tense negotiations at the United Nations last summer, the United States won a year's exemption from prosecution by the international court for American peacekeepers.
Similarly, Greek lawmakers are automatically granted immunity from prosecution, but that exemption can be lifted by a vote in parliament if there is suspicion of criminal activity.
Rulers who agreed to accede would receive guarantees that their extra-territorial rights, such as immunity from prosecution in Indian courts and exemption from customs duty, would be protected, that they would be allowed to democratise slowly, that none of the eighteen major states would be forced to merge, and that they would remain eligible for British honours and decorations.
The Orthodox communities in Brooklyn and Rockland County, New York, are not large enough to aspire to national political power, but the bloc votes proffered to politicians by their rabbis have already helped them gain educational subsidies and some measure of exemption from criminal prosecution, as has been reported in your newspaper.
