Sentence examples for from future prosecution from inspiring English sources

And Washington should not grant Mr. Saleh permanent asylum, which could shield him from future prosecution.

One of Putin's first decrees was to protect Yeltsin from future prosecution.

Mr. Hoeveler, who presided over Mr. Noriega's criminal trial in Miami, ruled that his status did not prevent him from future prosecution.

Unfortunately, any hope of meaningful accountability for rendition and other abuses could be dashed if the departing president issues pardons to protect officials from future prosecution.

What is missing at this point is the "she said" side of the equation, because Ms. O'Brien is unlikely to say exactly what "instructions" she received without some protection from future prosecution.

The TRC offered a deal to perpetrators: if they were willing to tell the truth, and could prove that their actions were politically motivated, they could gain amnesty from future prosecution.

Investigations for corporate clients, meant to protect them from future prosecutions or lawsuits, were a big part of White's practice in those years.

"Tinkering with the machinery of military commissions will not remove the taint of Guantánamo from future prosecutions," said Elisa Massimino, the executive director of Human Rights First, an advocacy group.

In 1979 the army pushed an amnesty law through Brazil's Congress, which they controlled, to shield themselves from future prosecutions, but Brazil's minister for justice, Tarso Genro, has argued that this does not apply to crimes of torture.

Warren did not give evidence at the court in St Helier after the UK attorney general refused to grant him immunity from future prosecutions in the UK as a result of anything he may have cited in evidence.

"Of course, we regard that as a road map for prosecution, for future prosecution".