Sentence examples for generate the prosecution from inspiring English sources

Evidence that Mr. Kuh gathered helped generate the prosecution of her husband, Claus von Bulow, on charges of trying to kill her with insulin injections.

The CPS intends for the new guidance to generate more prosecutions, with longer sentences for those convicted, thus leading to some level of prevention.

In 2005, while trying to locate my long-lost boarding-school nemesis, a burly boy named Cesar Augusto (the subject of "Whipping Boy," my story in this week's issue), I was compelled to dig through fourteen cartons of discovery material generated during the federal prosecution of the Badische Trust Consortium, a colorful international band of swindlers, of which Cesar was a principal shill.

Such secret information can be used by the prosecution only to generate new evidence, the court said, and not as part of the evidence at trial.

Judge Baxter hopes to then generate a pool of 60 potential jurors before the prosecution and defense get to use their peremptory challenges.

And during an era of tight budgets, a $20 billion savings (in taxes generated and prosecutions averted) has bi-partisan appeal.

"The prosecution finished," General Mulla said.

He could, in fact, try to create the kind of system that generates politically motivated prosecutions of randomly chosen perceived opponents.

James Davies, for the prosecution, said: "The effects of such attacks are significant as the companies are so reliant on their websites to generate business".

The prosecution never asked.

The prosecution begins tomorrow.