Sentence examples for prosecution has started from inspiring English sources

By calling Agent Anticep, the prosecution has started to try to link the conspiracy to the actual attacks.

From the espionage trial of the Rosenbergs in the early 1950s to the case of an Egyptian sheikh who plotted to bomb city landmarks four decades later, the office's prosecutions have started the careers of judges, F.B.I. directors and even a New York City mayor.

But now the criminal prosecutions have started.

The Western diplomat summed up what he thought of the Ergenekon and Sledgehammer prosecutions: they had started well, he said, but then became tools to destroy the opposition.

Instead, the hostile witness motion was made only after the prosecution's cross-examination had started.

Using methodically compiled call records from the six months leading up to the assassination, the prosecution alleged that the accused had started monitoring Hariri from the day he quit as prime minister on 20 October 2004.

Traverso, the second most senior judge in Cape Town, discharged the case after hearing six weeks of prosecution evidence, and before the defence had started to make its case.

The prosecution didn't rebut the claim that Pham had started the fight, but insisted that Brito and Zavala took it to a criminal level.

The prosecution have argued Mr Mills started the fire because he wrongly believed Kayleigh had started seeing another man and thought he was in the house that night.

It said it had "started work on the legal process necessary to bring 11 or more prosecutions".

The Environment Agency had started an investigation after reports of increased ammonia levels in 2013 but did not bring a prosecution.