Sentence examples for of further prosecutions from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

"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.

If the hawkish justice minister, Cemil Cicek, wanted to spare Turkey more embarrassment, as well as potential victims of the new law further prosecutions, he could have advised that the case should be dropped.Instead, he and like-minded Turks, enraged by Mr Pamuk's comments on their country's dark past, appeared to revel in cocking a snook at the EU.

Akers said the Met and Crown Prosecution Service would consider the likelihood of further criminal prosecutions.

Members of the committee asked why no further prosecutions had been brought despite the emergence of new witnesses who claimed that phone hacking was commonplace at the NOTW.

Federal juries could not reach a verdict after two trials of a group of the defendants, and the Justice Department decided to forgo further prosecutions.

Today's conviction signals New York's first successful battle against a large industrial union racket and raises hopes in law-enforcement of further effective prosecutions in the same field.