Sentence examples for prosecution program from inspiring English sources

He entered a deferred prosecution program.

Kenya gets financial help to centralize the pirate prosecution program.

The charge was resolved through a deferred prosecution program that required Terry, who started 10 games for the Panthers last season, to take anger management classes.

Mark Kammerer, the coordinator of alternative-prosecution and deferred -sentencing programs for the state's attorney's office, estimated the new deferred prosecution program, which began in March, had already saved the county at least $415,000 in court costs.

With the money — a reported $3.8 million — he initiated a raft of new programs: a priority prosecution program that sought to bring violent offenders to trial in less than ninety days; an organized-crime task force; an arson task force.

Some intelligence officials objected when the Justice Department sought to deport him in 1983, but the O.S.I. considered the deportation of someone of Rudolph's prominence as an affirmation of "the depth of the government's commitment to the Nazi prosecution program," according to internal memos.

A second carve-out, less cinematic, is a $225 million allocation to the "Violence Against Women Prevention and Prosecution Programs" at Justice, including $50 million for "transitional housing assistance grants for victims of domestic violence, stalking or sexual assault".

Social conservatives object to a provision in the Senate bill that clarifies that victims rights and prosecution programs created by the law can be used in cases of domestic abuse involving same-sex couples.

It mattered that House Republicans refused to strengthen the law and voted down an additional $4 million that would have bolstered prevention and prosecution programs.

Mr. Lopez, 36, who had been charged with felony retail theft, had his case dismissed after completing a new deferred-prosecution program run by the Cook County State's Attorney's office.

As part of his deferred-prosecution program, he was supposed to take a cognitive-behavioral-therapy class, but his attendance was poor, because he was caring for his girlfriend's two-year-old son, who has special needs.