Sentence examples for prosecution once from inspiring English sources

It would also safeguard executives from prosecution, once the company reaches a deal.

According to the prosecution, once the girl entered the car, Mr. Warren handcuffed her and stripped her.

While consular officials would not interfere in any reputable prosecution, once sentence was passed, they would help bring Canadians home.Stephen Harper's Conservative government has changed this.

Some of Mr Menem's opponents have long argued that his efforts to cling to office have been motivated by fear of sleaze-related prosecution once he lost it.

Fearing prosecution once his term in office was over, he now began to canvass for a second tribunate another unprecedented act, bound to reinforce fears of tyranny.

"A typical employer can expect a compliance visit just once in every 250 years and a prosecution once in a million years," Metcalf said.

In his motion the lawyer, Yannis Yannides, cited a California state law that sets a three-year statute of limitations for prosecutions once the whereabouts of a stolen artifact have been established.

The IRS rarely brings up an originally filed return in civil audits or in criminal prosecutions once the taxpayer has come forward and attempted to correct it by filing an amended return.

The Justice Department, which has already passed on prosecutions once, affirmed Tuesday that it will not reopen investigations into possible illegal acts committed by CIA agents and officials, or the people hired by them (yes, the U.S. even outsources torture).

WASHINGTON -- Anger over leaks of government secrets and calls for prosecution have once again engulfed the nation's capital.

And Brooks, the prosecution said, once told Eimear Cook, the wife of golfer Colin Montgomerie, how to hack a phone, giving as an example the targeting of Paul McCartney.