Sentence examples for of such prosecution from inspiring English sources

"Despite challenges, prosecution based on the principle of universal jurisdiction might present the only opportunity to move forward on establishing criminal accountability, while the possibility of such prosecution may serve as a catalyst for other processes," the report said.

Guard was cautious about the prospect of such prosecutions.

"There should be more of those," she said of such prosecutions.

But changing attitudes toward corporate wrongdoing, combined with the S.E.C.'s certification requirement, make the threat of such prosecutions much more real, he said.

In a stark departure from decades of such prosecutions, the women who were working as prostitutes are not facing criminal charges but are instead being treated as their pimps' victims, and offered services to help them build new lives.

Charges are currently pending in 3 other cases... Clearly, Stair's staff hopes that these relatively marginal figures will, in the parlance of such prosecutions, "flip" and turn into state's witnesses against larger targets.

The dearth of such prosecutions and the use of deferred and nonprosecution agreements in cases of corporate misconduct could be a prime topic at the confirmation hearings for the next nominee to lead the Justice Department's criminal division, now that Lanny A. Breuer has announced his resignation.

Despite the red-top outrage engendered by such examples of "draconian Islamic laws", the whimsical nature of such prosecutions points towards a perennial problem for those living in all the Gulf states: fundamental difficulties with the rule of law coupled with a legal process that is opaque, capricious and lacking in equality.

Edward Snowden, the NSA contractor who brought to the Guardian a separate trove of secret documents relating to state digital surveillance, joined Manning to become the eighth person charged by the Obama administration under the Espionage Act – more than double the number of such prosecutions brought by all previous US presidents combined.

In fact, pigs, more than any other animal, bore the brunt of such prosecutions.

Sean O'Neill was convicted of this in Colorado in 1996, and, while his case proved an isolated one in the US, there has been an upsurge of such prosecutions in the UK, with five people convicted since 2012.