Sentence examples for prosecution but also from inspiring English sources

Dr. Pickett finds himself involved in a very contemporary malpractice prosecution but also spends a lot of time hunting and fishing and thinking about the old days.

Law enforcement officials made credible threats of prosecution, but also told the men they had one last chance to turn their lives around.

The meeting, which was attended by Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin, approved a package that included tougher policing and prosecution, but also sweeping urban renewal investments to clean up neighborhoods thought to breed Islamic extremism.

Those on both sides of the death penalty debate do agree that in order to be effective, justice must be swift, as delays not only allow rapists to believe that they are immune to prosecution but also dissuades their victims from accessing the legal remedies available to them.

Recording suspects' statements in custody on tape, Mr. Kelly correctly noted, "can aid not only the innocent, the defense and the prosecution but also enhance public confidence in the criminal justice system by increasing transparency as to what was said and done".

Defendants in these outlier counties face not only overzealous prosecution but also inadequate defense.

Yesterday's decision forced swift action from the director of public prosecutions, but also gave parliamentarians much to think about in settling issues around the assisted suicidelaw.

Paine's Age of Reason sparked enough anger in Britain to initiate not only a series of government prosecutions but also a pamphlet war.

"In the interests of public confidence in the administration of justice, not just of the police service, not just of the public prosecution service, but also of the police ombudsman's office, I believe that you should be seriously considering a public inquiry into how those particular agencies have handled the Maíria Cahill case," he said.

Mr. Breitbart's strategy suggested not only the difficulty of combating the testimony of so many prosecution cooperating witnesses, but also reflected the increased understanding of the Mafia everywhere, including juries.

The organizers of the Tahrir Square demonstrations have called their planned protest this Friday "the Second Egyptian Revolution" or "the Revolution Part II," to reiterate a long list of unmet demands, including the prosecution of Mr. Mubarak but also an end to military trials and postponing planned parliamentary elections to give new parties more time to organize.