Sentence examples for imminent prosecution from inspiring English sources
Her editors, however, say that Mr. Martin's remarks and comments by prosecutors suggested that imminent prosecution is unlikely.
But, whatever the perpetrators' affiliations, the only war criminals who are likely to face imminent prosecution for their roles in the Syrian conflict are low- and mid-level operatives who have been identified in European jurisdictions, after entering the continent hidden in the refugee flow.
Front and center was a notation about the Bloomberg report of imminent prosecution of Mr. Mozilo.
Authoritative and with a hint of menace, the caller said that the IRS Crime Investigations Unit was about to file charges for tax evasion against us -- but if we called them back right away and could explain a few things to the caller, perhaps our imminent prosecution could be averted.
"On that basis therefore, and in absence of any other corroboration, there is no imminent prospect of a prosecution being mounted.
And 'where there is only one government involved, be it state or federal, not only is the danger of prosecution more imminent and indeed the likely purpose of the investigation to facilitate prosecution and conviction, but that authority has the choice of exchanging immunity for the needed testimony.' Id., at 98, 84 S.Ct., at 1614 (White, J., concurring).
Despite claims that further prosecutions were imminent, the effort appeared to have stalled in the months before Anwar's release.
Asked whether that meant that prosecution of Mr. Zuma was imminent, Mr. Mpshe replied, "I should say so".
The laws make it easier for people to avoid prosecution in shootings by saying they felt an imminent danger.
The capture of Bosnian Serb army chief Ratko Mladic and his imminent extradition to The Hague tribunal throws the spotlight once more on the prosecution of war crimes.
"A prosecution of President Clinton while conceivable as a theoretical possibility is not imminent and in fact almost certainly is not going to happen".
