Sentence examples for into a prosecution from inspiring English sources

His best trick was to turn a defense into a prosecution.

Mr. Taubman, clearly the target of the government's move to turn Ms. Brooks into a prosecution witness, has already incurred major financial losses.

During his interview Sunday with George Stephanopoulos, Giuliani repeatedly assailed Mueller's probe, questioning why he would "walk him into a prosecution for perjury," referring to the president, by letting Trump sit for an interview.

Marsh and his colleagues took an important but fairly routine political corruption investigation in Alaska and tried to leverage it into a prosecution of one of the leading political figures in the country.

Shanly had already reached a civil settlement with HMRC on £1.5m of evaded taxes, and HMRC was stung into a prosecution when he was subsequently discovered to have evaded a further £430,000 on his mother's estate.

The unusual collaboration by the two longtime archrivals, lawyers said, could figure into a prosecution for possible price-fixing and other collusive practices under study by the Justice Department.

His case came to light as police figures, obtained by the Guardian, showed that only a fraction of investigations into forced marriage result in a prosecution.

His best selling book, Confessions Of A Wall Street Insider: A Cautionary Tale of Rats, Feds and Banksters is a great read and good insights into how a prosecution went a bit too far.

UBS itself escaped prosecution back in 2009 when it entered into a deferred prosecution agreement with DOJ requiring it to pay the U.S. $780 million in fines, penalties and restitution and turn over the names of thousands of U.S. account holders.

The director of public prosecutions has now set out the factors that he would take into account when considering a prosecution of someone who assisted suicide.

No charges or a prosecution into the arson attack was ever brought forward by police.