Sentence examples for prosecution giving from inspiring English sources
Everything was going to plan when his parachute suddenly became detached from his body, and he plunged some 1,000 metres (3,300 feet) to the ground.Minutes before, parliament had lifted Mr Möllemann's immunity from prosecution, giving police the go-ahead for a swoop into his affairs in 13 places in Germany, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein and Spain.
Officials who take an action based on the office's assurances that it would be lawful are essentially safe from prosecution, giving the agency an extraordinary power that came under sharp scrutiny during the Bush administration after it issued secret memorandums asserting that the president, as commander in chief, could override statutes restricting domestic surveillance and torture.
Tuesday's hearing began with the prosecution giving its account of the killing, which it says was premeditated murder by the 26-year-old athlete at his home in Pretoria.
The prosecution gave short shrift to the jazz witness.
"The prosecution gives the impression of unbridled activity," Strauss-Kahn said, according to press reports.
The prosecution gave no indication of whether it planned to appeal.
The prosecution gave Mr. Loughner's defense lawyer, Judy Clarke, computer records and witness interviews in Federal District Court on Monday.
Mr. Williams's lawyers contended that security video used to convict him had been "altered or tampered with" before the prosecution gave the hard drive to the defense.
But beyond the precise legal terms on the charge sheets, lawyers for the prosecution gave little detail of the investigation that transfixed Britain and culminated in raids by armed officers in London and Birmingham.
On June 12th the prosecution gave up its right to appeal.The judge may be the only one to emerge with much credit from this sorry tale, as the guarantor that the rule of law remains intact.
In her closing argument, Clare Montgomery, a lawyer for the prosecution, gave a robust and sometimes scathing response, eliciting audible intakes of breath in the courtroom, in which she accused Mr. Robertson of minimizing rape.
