Sentence examples for prosecution of new from inspiring English sources

Frivolous claims of innocence, Mr. Marquis said, also burn up scarce resources and distract attention from the prosecution of new crimes.

He feared a corporate prosecution of News International in the UK would destroy its American interests.

Murdoch's great fear was that the hacking scandal would lead to a corporate prosecution of News International.

In one post last week, Mr. Thurlbeck described the committee as "obsequious," and said that it was "busily heaping the corpses of its most loyal servants onto a funeral pyre" in the hope of deterring any prosecution of News Corporation in the United States under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

There have been approximately 60 chemical-endangerment prosecutions of new mothers in Alabama since 2006, the year the statute was enacted.

Soon after the start of the Afghan war, lawyers at the Pentagon - specialists on the Geneva convention, international law and interrogation - were asked to explore the legal issues involved in the prosecution of this new war.

The paucity of criminal cases indicates the likelihood of new prosecution against firms or individuals for conduct related to the sale of those securities is quite low.

And at face value, the Crown Prosecution Service's publication of new guidelines for cases involving social media might seem to exacerbate them.

They must pass polygraph examinations to ensure full disclosure, and they face the prospect of new prosecutions for previously undisclosed crimes.

Mr. Bond's remarks about the prosecution of Mr. Abdulmutallab gave new force to a theme that he and other Republicans, including former Vice President Dick Cheney, have been hammering away on for the past week.

This spring, in their new prosecution of the convicted Genovese boss, Vincent Gigante, who for many years delayed a 1997 conviction by claiming he was mentally ill, the Brooklyn prosecutors are expected to introduce prison surveillance tapes.