Sentence examples for prosecution out of from inspiring English sources

Why have we only had one prosecution out of 1,100 names?

"Why has there only been one prosecution out of 1,100 names?

It was not uncommon for prosecutors to meet with the attorneys of a prospective defendant, giving them a chance to present their side and try to talk the prosecution out of filing a case.

And ministers still need to explain why there has been just one prosecution out of 1,100 names in the HSBC case and why the head of the bank was made a Tory minister.

That speculation was fanned by a report Friday that aides to President Obama might recommend that he pull the prosecution out of civilian court and send it back to a military commission, where the Bush administration had planned to hold it.

Figures published last week showed HMRC had taken forward just one prosecution out of more than 1,000 people with accounts at the Swiss branch of HSBC – the bank run by Green between 2006 and 2010 – who were known to have not paid due tax.

More than four-fifths of FCPA cases against companies since 2010 have been settled with deferred-prosecution or non-prosecution agreements that is, out-of-court settlements in which the prosecution's case does not undergo the scrutiny of a judge.

Her case contrasts with that of the mystery City worker who was alleged to have dodged five years' worth of fares to London, but avoided prosecution after making an out-of-court settlement with rail company Southeastern.

Authorities have been reluctant to launch prosecutions out of fear of stoking further unrest.

Of the handful of other successful convictions known to advocates, there appears to be a pattern of weak prosecutions, out of step with national trends.

But as students use more — and more elaborate — forms of technology, school officials will need to do a better job of upholding decorum without creating felony prosecutions out of misbehavior that should be handled by parents.