Sentence examples for impending prosecution from inspiring English sources

Starmer warned the media over reporting of Moran's impending prosecution.

Adam Habib, a leading analyst who is deputy vice chancellor at the University of Johannesburg, said it was unlikely that Mr. Mbeki was behind Mr. Mpshe's announcement of an impending prosecution of Mr. Zuma.

On November 1, 2014, as 17-year-old Tykwone Davis was recovering from multiple gunshot wounds in Chicago's Cook County hospital, police announced his impending prosecution.

Suicide risks were highest among individuals receiving police cautions, and those having recent, or impending prosecution for sexual offences.

After all, the effort to squeeze out some damning evidence against the president continues with the impending prosecutions of: Julie Hiatt Steele, a player on the fringe of the drama, accused of lying about her former friend, Kathleen Willey (who alleges she was groped by the president).

Impending prosecutions for sexual offences was associated with a four-fold increased risk.

His job: to eliminate five witnesses in an impending federal prosecution of a drug cartel.

In impending financial prosecutions, the government will have the narrative advantage and, when one's freedom is on the line, a play for the hearts and minds of the judge and jury couldn't hurt.

While certainly helpful for the firm, the impending prosecution of Mr. Martoma will make it, along with Mr. Cohen, a featured player in a criminal trial.

Aamer's claims about British complicity in torture, and his impending release, come as the Crown Prosecution Service is considering a hefty Metropolitan police file on evidence of MI6 involvement in the rendition and torture of two prominent Libyan anti-Gaddafi dissidents and their families in 2004.

Whether it was another instance in a pattern of law enforcement killing an unarmed black man or selective prosecution of an accident, is an impending flash point.