Sentence examples for freedom from prosecution from inspiring English sources

Mexican law provides legislators freedom from prosecution as a check against political persecution by the executive branch.

Ms. Nussbaum, who was also charged in the girl's death, won freedom from prosecution after agreeing to testify against Mr. Steinberg.

Italians who brought back illegally exported assets, his government decreed, could make a one-time 2.5percentt payment in exchange for freedom from prosecution.

On Wednesday the director of national intelligence, John Negroponte, said that the CIA would be unable to effectively interrogate prisoners unless it were guaranteed freedom from prosecution.

Similarly, figures in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh have supported a national government in exchange for the chance to get their hands on public funds or freedom from prosecution over past theft.Other figures seek less dodgy pay-offs.

Since Japanese regulators cannot now offer whistle-blowers freedom from prosecution, cartel members are unlikely to report their activities to them, and the burden of cracking down on international cartels is likely to fall disproportionately on regulators in the United States and Europe, an American government official said.

"The price for this service is freedom from all prosecution to the charges I face in the Bethesda affair," Salahuddin wrote the Attorney General.

But given the advantage of detached objectivity, it's very difficult to argue that the significance of your promise to a guilty stranger is greater than an innocent stranger's freedom from wrongful prosecution.

However, it is even more predictable that the negotiations will encompass a grant of freedom from arrest and prosecution.

Campaigners argue that as police enjoy impunity from prosecution, they have the freedom to act without facing the consequences of those actions.

​Azerbaijan passed laws drastically curtailing freedom of the press and protecting Azeri presidents from prosecution.