Sentence examples for prosecution contributed to from inspiring English sources

An agreement that gave Mr. Saleh immunity from prosecution contributed to a resolution.

I include this (admittedly drastic) example because outrage at the great injustice done to Raleigh in this witch hunt called a "trial," in this persecution disguised as prosecution, contributed to the development of numerous facets of what we today call due process.

Analysts said the prosecution's apparent bumbling contributed to the decision to drop most of the impeachment articles.

He confirmed that residents who fail to fill out the census could face criminal prosecution, an issue that contributed to the decision by the Harper government to make the 2011 census voluntary.

She fears prosecution for contributing to this article and wishes to remain anonymous.

In the days since Swartz's suicide, friends and family have severely criticized the prosecution for contributing to his death (Swartz lived with depression).

And it has contributed to national prosecutions, in many countries, of dictators, warlords and guerrilla leaders responsible for crimes against humanity.

I respectfully ask you to commission a task force to investigate the Lehman situation as well as other companies that may have engaged in similar accounting manipulation with a view to prosecution of employees or agents who contributed to any violations of the law.

Their analysis contributed to the successful prosecution of an anesthetist who, it is thought, infected hundreds by sharing syringes containing analgesics with patients shortly after surgical operations.

Yet they each faced multiple charges and prosecutions of such magnitude that they contributed to Swartz's death, according to his family.

Mr. Mitchell's work has already contributed to the only homicide prosecution and conviction to come out of that case.