Sentence examples for in its prosecution from inspiring English sources

Its decision may reveal how far it intends to co-operate with the court in its prosecution of Kenya's senior people.

Jim Lees, a lawyer who represented Mr. Bhaktipada, said that the government was overzealous in its prosecution.

"Does that mean when a local notable becomes a victim the 'occupying power' might be more energetic in its prosecution?

Seeks Dismissal of U.S. Civil Suit Over Rating of Mortgage Debt | Standard & Poor's says the government is overreaching in its prosecution.

I think she spoke up because she feels very passionately that the Justice Department did not live up to its ethical obligations in its prosecution of Lindh.

While Mr. Rajaratnam fought the charges, a number of his ostensible tipsters, including Mr. Goel, pleaded guilty and helped the government in its prosecution.

She also said at a news conference that she had felt humiliated by her removal from the General Assembly, and that she had been offended by Mr. Jeremic's opening remarks, in which he suggested that the war crimes tribunal had unfairly singled out Serbs in its prosecutions.

Ahmed Ressam, an Algerian who is cooperating with the government in its prosecutions of those accused in the planned bombing of the Los Angeles airport, testified last year that he was taught to poison people by putting toxins on doorknobs and that he engaged in experiments in which dogs were injected with a mix of cyanide and sulphuric acid.

In addition to the Lackawanna case, the government has relied on the law in its prosecutions of Lynne Stewart, the lawyer charged with passing messages from her client, Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman, to an Egyptian terrorist group; James Ujaama, who is accused of conspiring to help Al Qaeda set up a training camp in southern Oregon; and John Walker Lindh, who pleaded guilty to aiding the Taliban.

Yet I see no basis for saying that an accused must bear the costs incurred by the Government in its unsuccessful prosecution of him.

At best it only told the jury that if it found appellant guilty of 'some misconduct' less than that charged against him, it was authorized by law to saddle him with the State's costs in its unsuccessful prosecution.