Sentence examples for of any prosecution from inspiring English sources

None of Galbraith's Enron allegations has been the subject of any prosecution.

Both sides say that would be for a court to determine as part of any prosecution.

The second and third elements of any prosecution derive not only from the initial presumption that the coalition has waged an illegal war.

If those checks it was found that they were not wanted by the police and that there was no prospect of any prosecution, the individuals were informed of that fact by letter from a Northern Ireland Office official.

To my mind, where there is clear evidence to a criminal standard of a crime being committed either in the UK or from the UK and jurisdiction is being contested, an English court should be required to determine the strength of the evidence and the "forum conveniens" – that is, the location of any prosecution.

Unsettlingly for a modern audience, the PIE member received anonymity (as is typical in blackmail cases) and there is no mention of any prosecution of him.

In one post last week, Mr. Thurlbeck described the committee as "obsequious," and said that it was "busily heaping the corpses of its most loyal servants onto a funeral pyre" in the hope of deterring any prosecution of News Corporation in the United States under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

And legal experts say there are serious obstacles to any prosecution of Mr. Assange or his group.

Allan Adler, a lawyer with the Association of American Publishers, said the trade group was unaware of any prosecutions for criminal editing.

Several lawyers for homeowners have said that even if Holder and Breuer haven't violated any ethics rules, their ties to Covington create an impression of bias toward the firms' clients, especially in the absence of any prosecutions by the Justice Department.

He produced three reports, all of which were classified and not one of which led to any prosecutions.