Sentence examples for flee prosecution from inspiring English sources

Mr. García was eventually forced into an eight-year exile to flee prosecution, and returned only two months ago.

Meaning, he won't illegally flee prosecution from a country where he has a home and he won't steer clear of that country's borders and authorities for thirty years.

In other instances, police do not disclose news that would alert suspects to destroy or tamper with evidence of a crime or to flee prosecution.

On Wednesday, even as his defense lawyers tried to persuade the judge that Bohana's many business deals would mean he was unlikely to flee prosecution, they added to the picture of their client as a wheeler-dealer with resources.

Furthermore, the majority's rationale seems to apply to an alien who flees prosecution or escapes from custody in some other country...

Mr. Jaeggi, Mr. DeGennaro and Mr. Borghese are expected to testify that fraud and deception within the company were the fault of other former executives who have already pleaded guilty or who have fled prosecution.

On the other side of the aisle, a handful of Republicans led by representative Mike McCaul, have vocally urged the opposite, saying that so many refugees raise "serious national security concerns" and that "the Syrian conflict is a special case" that should temper the US's historic hospitality toward people fleeing prosecution.

Authorities believe all 75 pieces may have entered the country with top Third Reich leaders fleeing prosecution after WWII.

It was also unclear how a convicted felon, having already fled prosecution once, was allowed out on bail without first having to surrender his passport.

The brave souls on the Mayflower came to the U.S. for the same reasons as today's immigrants: they were fleeing prosecution and economic hardship in search of a freer, more prosperous life.

"Nobody should have a passport in an attempt to flee from prosecution," Ms. Harty said.