Sentence examples for left to prosecute from inspiring English sources

So the only people left to prosecute are those who are undefended — the poor kids at the end of the food chain".

So the only people left to prosecute are those who are undefended the poor kids at the end of the food chain".

These soldiers have been left to prosecute a military campaign that could continue indefinitely – there is no meaningful "quagmire" issue for them – and for them it has the character of a civil war.

That leaves only one of the terrible trio left to prosecute.Whether Mr Taylor will ever stand in the dock, however, remains in doubt.

John Larkin, attorney general for Northern Ireland, has been granted leave to prosecute Hain and Biteback Publishing over claims the passage "undermines the administration of justice".

He said Mr Hain had made "unwarranted and wholly inappropriate remarks", yet had raised no complaint at the time.Last month John Larkin, the attorney-general in Northern Ireland (which, rather like Scotland, has its own legal system) gained leave to prosecute Mr Hain, claiming that he had undermined public confidence in the administration of justice.

In a question to Cameron, Blunkett said: "Shouldn't respect for the independence of the judiciary be balanced by the rights of individuals to fair comment on that judiciary?" Larkin has been granted leave to prosecute Hain and the book's publisher, Biteback, over claims that a strongly worded passage in his memoir "undermines the administration of justice".

In a question to Cameron, Blunkett said: "Shouldn't respect for the independence of the judiciary be balanced by the rights of individuals to fair comment on that judiciary?" The Northern Ireland attorney general, John Larkin, has been granted leave to prosecute Hain and Biteback Publishing over claims that a strongly worded passage in his memoir "undermines the administration of justice".

Most murders are prosecuted in state court, and this matter may be left to Massachusetts to pursue.

The vote capped an impassioned, and substantive Senate debate, between those who believe the accused do not belong in civilian courts and those who say deciding where to prosecute them should be left to the Pentagon and the Justice Department.

Details of how to set up such a court, who would prosecute and who would represent defendants were left to a committee.