Sentence examples for prosecution seems from inspiring English sources

The prosecution seems determined to prove that he was.

The prosecution seems fixated on this case, for no good reason.

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.

But even if there is sufficient evidence to justify the file being passed to the Crown Prosecution Service, a successful prosecution seems unlikely.

Longtime public defender Todd Oppenheim said the prosecution seems to have fallen short of making its case that Goodson took Gray on a rough ride.

Bruce Riedel, a former C.I.A. officer now at the Brookings Institution, told me that Kiriakou's prosecution "seems disproportionate and more like persecution.

During the first half of the government's six days of testimony, the prosecution seemed to be defending Operation Merlin more than prosecuting Jeffrey Sterling.

From then, the FBI prosecution seemed straightforward.

But the prosecution seemed afraid to say so at any point in the trial.

Representative Steve King, Republican of Iowa, also said the prosecution seemed justified.

Defenders of the prosecution seem to think that anyone charged with a felony must somehow deserve punishment.