Sentence examples for prosecution step from inspiring English sources

One hopes the judiciary and prosecution step up.

In March 2007, General Musharraf made the colossal miscalculation of insisting that Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry, whose activism on the bench had threatened the military's invulnerability to legal prosecution, step down.

A jury of 13 Army officers listened, and members of the victims' families sat in the gallery behind the prosecution, steps from where Major Hasan sat in his wheelchair, paralyzed from gunshots the police fired to subdue him.

Earlier on Tuesday, Alison Levitt, a legal adviser for Britain's Crown Prosecution Service, stepped before the cameras to read a description of the three charges.

Since taking office in December, Mr. Calderón has sent tens of thousands of troops into towns once controlled by drug cartels to restore order; extradited several well-known drug kingpins to the United States for prosecution; and stepped up seizures of cocaine, guns and illicit cash.

Back in Venezuela no government spokesman and nobody notable from the judicial system or the prosecution service stepped forward to make a comment on the arrest of Franqui Francisco Flores de Freitas and Efraín Antonio Campos Flores.

The object was to do something to curb it, by pursuing prosecutions and stepping up training, particularly of national contingents in peacekeeping forces, so that civilians would be protected against predatory soldiers.

The prosecution took a step on Thursday toward giving the account of one of the four officers who had fired their weapons.

The DHS policy under Trump is to refer 100percentt of illegal border crossings for criminal prosecution ― a step that previous administrations had refused to take.

The prosecution has side-stepped damaging evidence that Mr McVeigh was accompanied by a co-conspirator, the elusive John Doe II.

As president, he is immune to prosecution unless he steps down or is formally impeached by parliament.