Sentence examples for prosecution so from inspiring English sources

No Need for a Dinner Bell Mr. Horan has done all the talking for the prosecution so far.

Geldof herself may yet face a criminal prosecution, so even this account of the fiasco needs to be worded carefully.

Mr. Modi may have "evaded prosecution so far, but he can't claim innocence" (Times of India), according to a strongly worded editorial calling him the "BJP's Albatross".

Parliament voted unanimously to lift former President Frederick Chiluba's immunity from prosecution so he can be made to face accusations of corruption.

On top of this, the prosecution so far has done a poor job of making a clear and compelling case against Bo.

He said he pressed Kenya's Foreign Ministry to ask the Venezuelan government to waive the diplomat's immunity against prosecution so that the envoy could be arrested and charged in Kenya or Venezuela.

And there are to be further prosecutions, so perhaps we should be grateful for that.

What good can come from prosecutions so many years after the crimes?

In addition, her former office in Manhattan has taken the lead in a number of insider trading prosecutions, so that issue is likely to remain a focus.

"The real issue is why there are so few prosecutions so far under the stalkings laws and why it takes so long for the police to secure evidence to prosecute," he said.

And that's what makes these "preemptive" and "anticipatory" prosecutions so menacing: by criminalizing free speech and turning dissidents into felons, they achieve exactly that which the First Amendment, above all else, was designed to prohibit.