Sentence examples for plausible prosecution from inspiring English sources
This makes the government untouchable in any plausible prosecution.
Although Stewart, now a business columnist for The New York Times, claims that lying has been on the rise, a more plausible thesis is that prosecutions for false statements have been rising — not because of growing contempt for the truth but because defendants are increasingly prosecuted for doing nothing more than denying their guilt to investigators.
There have been no prosecutions and few plausible explanations for those killings.
In fighting the federal charges against Mr. Aleynikov, Mr. Marino had previously acknowledged that that stealing trade secrets was "a quintessential state-law crime" and that a state-court prosecution of his client was plausible.
But critics have suggested that the prosecution's argument is not the only plausible explanation for the shooting and that Mr. Klebnikov may have been singled out for his investigations of dealings by oligarchs.
The judge went on to say that accusations that President Thabo Mbeki and some of his ministers had unduly influenced the prosecution in the case against Mr Zuma were plausible.
Mr. Davis, in his third term in Congress and a former federal prosecutor himself, said it was "certainly plausible" Mr. Rove could have had a hand in the Siegelman prosecution.
People seem to be able to integrate information from arbitrary domains to reach plausible overall conclusions, as when juries draw upon diverse information to render a verdict about whether the prosecution has established its case "beyond a reasonable doubt".
Beyond a prosecution in the district, federal authorities will probably not file separate charges, experts said, even though there are plausible federal crimes that carry the death penalty.
In contrast to the prosecution's presentation, with its reliance on documents and charts, Chernoff appeared to be in the realm of plausible scenarios rather than verifiable fact.
