Sentence examples for prosecution intended from inspiring English sources
After presenting evidence that atrocities were committed, the prosecution intended to prove that there was a strategy by the ex-dictator and his co-defendant, former intelligence chief José Rodríguez Sánchez, to destroy the Ixil ethnic group.
The US and EU have called for his release, and human rights groups have described the case as a political prosecution intended to showcase the government's unwillingness to tolerate even moderate forms of dissent.
She said it was unclear whether the prosecution intended to challenge the verdict in the Supreme Court.
The prosecution intended to demonstrate that Hutchinson had made disparaging remarks about the colony's ministers, and to use the October meeting as their evidence.
But the prosecution intends to prove that he was responsible for his actions in the Bristol.
When Mr. Carney, the defense lawyer, took the floor, he sought to undermine the credibility of the witnesses whom the prosecution intends to call.
"The appellant is not entitled to know by which way the prosecution intends to present the facts," Abdull Hamid Embong, a judge in the Federal Court, said in denying access to the evidence.
The court heard the prosecution intends to call two witnesses - understood to be Mr Kerar and a taxi passenger - while the defence plans to call Mr Keane and an additional witness.
No prosecution was intended and police were withdrawing from the matter, he added.
Most are unknown to the public, and their prosecution seems intended as a sharp warning to other ordinary Russians, especially educated professionals, about taking part in street protests.
In recent months, Mr. Putin and other Russian officials have asserted that Mr. Magnitsky and Mr. Browder engaged in criminal activity, and the posthumous prosecution seemed intended to cement those allegations as fact.
