Sentence examples for of further prosecution from inspiring English sources

Unable to work, he was eventually forced to sell his art collection, and he destroyed almost all of his records for fear of further prosecution.

Donald G. McNeil Jr. (NYT) NORTHERN IRELAND: I.R.A. MEN CAN RETURN -- Four former Irish Republican Army prisoners who shot their way out of prison in 1981 will be allowed to return to Northern Ireland without risk of further prosecution under a government dispensation signed by the queen.

Successful course completion may also lead to other positive consequences, e.g. reduction of the suspension period, avoidance of further prosecution or replacement of sanctions.

Does the result increase or reduce the chances of further prosecutions of the malefactors within Enron and Andersen?

"We have 5,000 full-time officials and yet they've found a handful of matters to refer off for further prosecution," Oliver told reporters on Wednesday.

Mr. Zuroff said he met with Mr. Schrimm in mid-August to discuss the implications of the Demjanjuk trial for further prosecutions of Nazi cases.

The chief concerns of the Big Three, their foreign ministers, and their staffs were the immediate administration of defeated Germany, the demarcation of the boundaries of Poland, the occupation of Austria, the definition of the Soviet Union's role in eastern Europe, the determination of reparations, and the further prosecution of the war against Japan.

"Likewise, the court finds that this demonstrated conflict of interest warrants the disqualification of the Albany County district attorney's office from further prosecution of this matter".

That is, "It is hoped that this examination of its internal structure will facilitate the further prosecution of such studies.

"After a renewed assessment of the evidence," Lev Dassin, acting United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, said in a statement, "the government has concluded that further prosecution of this case would not be in the interests of justice".

According to a statement to the rabbi from the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, David N. Kelley, and two of his assistants, "no further prosecution will be instituted in this district for the above offense unless you violate one of the special conditions".