Sentence examples for necessary for prosecution from inspiring English sources

Sea power may also be exerted to apply military and economic pressure on an enemy by preventing the import of commodities necessary for prosecution of war.

But officials of the National Council, which conducted independent investigations of 124 arsons labeled by the Atlanta Center as hate crimes, found only 10 that were not clearly linked to racism, even though many lacked the hard evidence necessary for prosecution.

The only ones who have been permitted to stay have been a handful of folks deemed necessary for prosecution".

The high turnover, he said, has left the office "without the critical experience necessary for effective prosecution".

St. Jean was never an eloquent or flamboyant man — tables went unpounded and tears went unshed during his summations — but he was shrewd about picking juries and thorough about rules of evidence that often made it possible to exclude from consideration the statement or the jewelry necessary for a prosecution.

While many of those witnesses had no direct connection to the 18 counts charged in the indictment — which include grand larceny, scheming to defraud and forgery — their testimony seemed necessary for the prosecution to overcome its biggest hurdle: testimony from some of its own witnesses that directly contradicts the charges.

Until the assembly made definite arrangements, the commander in chief was to raise through requisitions the funds that might be necessary for the prosecution of the war.

This provides a first example wherein mutations in a direct Rad51 interaction partner and mediator protein, Brca2, affect the kinetics of Rad51 focus dissolution in vivo without abrogating HR, suggesting that the events necessary for the prosecution versus the termination of HR are distinct.

But he also defended the use of the program for terrorism cases, saying that it had been key in securing cooperation from witnesses necessary for successful prosecutions, that no "terrorism-linked witness ever has committed a single act of terrorism after entering the program" and that an F.B.I. review of participants revealed none who posed a threat to national security.

"A tribunal established by the Council would ensure broad international support for prosecutions and would maximise the prospects of securing international cooperation, which will be necessary for an effective prosecution," said Australian Foreign Minister Bishop.

Additional biological and pathophysiological data associated with the identified mutations are necessary for more optimal prosecution of these drug discovery programs.