Sentence examples for most prosecution from inspiring English sources

Now -- ironically, just as Buffett's letter was being published, the man it'll take to make it happen -- Christopher Dodd -- is agreeing to defang the agency, strip it of independence and most prosecution power -- its a victory for all those Republicans and business groups who've poured billions --inclulding bailouts of bailout dollars - into lobbying against any agency with teeth.

They noted that Judge Bellacosa has a reputation as the most prosecution-friendly member of the court.

But most prosecutions are for online content which supposedly endangers national security.

An anti-corruption commission has been set up, and posters around the country even promote an anti-corruption hotline, but critics suspect that most prosecutions are politically motivated.

England has an independent "director of public prosecutions" concerned only with the most serious types of crime, but most prosecutions have been conducted by private barristers briefed by him or by the police.

Most prosecutions are not federal, no one now in prison will be released, and the careful hedge of politic exceptions — no mercy for drug gangs, dealers, etc. — is bound to create many complications.

The most the prosecution ever asserted was that Kercher's DNA was on the tip of the blade.

The detective's lawyer, Michael Elbaz, tried to discredit the most important prosecution witnesses, Yvelisse DeLeon and her boyfriend, Juan Figueroa.

"Here is a commentary on the most important prosecution witness in the course of the trial," Metzer argued.

One of the most dramatic prosecution witnesses last week was Mike McQueary, the only witness aside from the accusers who said he saw Sandusky sexually assaulting a boy.

Two years into Mr. Vance's tenure running one of the nation's most prominent prosecution offices, the cases in which the office's actions have received the most criticism involved highly publicized allegations of sexual assault.