Sentence examples for prosecution from which from inspiring English sources
It is Bugliosi's prosecution from which much of the narrative of the Manson story is drawn.
Barring a full-blown criminal prosecution, from which Trump is likely shielded by the Constitution itself, Mueller's determination could still lead to a political prosecution: impeachment proceedings.
It could harm him: he now loses immunity from prosecution, which might have come in handy.
The group also criticized India for not repealing the Armed Forces Special Powers Act — a law that suspends basic rights and shields security forces from prosecution, which is in place in eight states.
All this has some analysts in the Philippines speculating that Mrs. Arroyo's run for Congress is motivated by a desire to shield herself from prosecution, which a leadership role would enable her to do.
(Reuters) THE AMERICAS CHILE: PINOCHET RULING -- The Supreme Court said it will deliver its formal ruling Tuesday on whether Gen. Augusto Pinochet can retain immunity from prosecution, which has blocked bids to force him to stand trial for alleged human rights abuses.
A formal travel ban was not imposed on him, but Britain declined to offer Modi immunity from prosecution, which meant that he could have been held on an international arrest warrant.
Mr. Lefcourt said he believed Ms. Lee had not wanted to be placed in a position where a prosecutor could have asked whether she had received immunity from prosecution, which, he said, "would in effect be telling the jury that there was a crime committed".
Just over two weeks after Nicolas Sarkozy lost the immunity from prosecution which he had enjoyed as president, police have searched his home and offices in Paris.
The GCC proposal also offered immunity to Saleh from prosecution, which the opposition rejected.
Some think the "safe harbour" rules (under which American companies, when dealing with European citizens, must observe the stringent EU privacy rules to obtain "safe harbour" from prosecution), on which America and the EU agreed in March, do not do enough to protect the privacy of European citizens.
