Sentence examples for prosecution based on their from inspiring English sources

15 October 2008: The public inquiry chairman, Sir William Gage, makes an opening statement in which he reveals that the soldiers have been granted immunity from prosecution based on their evidence to the hearings.

Congressional committees investigating Iran-Contra gave witnesses like Oliver L. North immunity from prosecution based on their testimony.

He acknowledged the case needed his consent as attorney general to proceed, but characterised it as "an independent decision made by the director of public prosecutions based on their evidence and the law and their guidelines".

"It's shocking to think that someone would be vulnerable to criminal prosecution based on a prior horrific event, and not on their alleged actions," she said.

Most recently, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, ruled last July that a preliminary injunction against deportation should be kept in effect to enable the eight to collect further evidence to support their claim that they are victims of selective prosecution based on constitutionally protected advocacy of an unpopular political viewpoint.

With no cause of death, no witnesses and no murder weapon, Mr. Distaso spent his day laying out a circumstantial case against Mr. Peterson that one lawyer friendly to his cause characterized as a double-themed prosecution based on Mr. Peterson's "secrets and lies".

The justices ruled that the law, which makes it a crime "to deprive another of the intangible right of honest services," could not be used to prosecute defendants for hiding conflicts of interest, but left open the possibility of prosecution based on kickbacks and bribery.

But the court left open the possibility of prosecution based on kickbacks and bribery.

The court left open, however, the possibility of prosecution based on kickbacks and bribery.

A prosecution based on our statutory system for protecting wildlife would be difficult to prove.

The Ferguson police department could face fines or federal prosecution based on the report's findings.