Sentence examples for prosecution stuck from inspiring English sources
And once DNA evidence came back, and showed no tie to the boys, the prosecution stuck to their case.
The prosecution stuck doggedly to the sex-game-gone-wrong explanation even though their own medical examiner said there was no evidence of rape in the days following the murder.
The 24-year-old blogger and journalist said he was held in detention for more than eight hours and threatened with prosecution unless he stuck to writing poetry rather than politics.
With the PDP delegates assembled in one place -- Eagle Square in central Abuja -- his operatives mixed carrots, such as promises of immunity from prosecution, with sticks, including the threat of prosecution to those who remained recalcitrant or who reneged after accepting a bribe.
Mr. Puccio called Gus R. Lesnevich, the prosecution's handwriting expert, a "hired gun" who stuck with his initial report only because his findings were described before the trial in The New York Times.
Drivers in Cambridgeshire who flout flood warning signs and get stuck in deep water could face prosecution.
Financial institutions have not yet been specifically targeted by the Justice Department for prosecution for serving dispensaries, and U.S. President Barack Obama has stuck by a campaign vow to halt widespread raids of medical-marijuana facilities.
Lastly, imagine how quick and different this trial could have been if the prosecution had not remorselessly pushed its pre-meditated murder theory, and stuck instead to one of the lesser murder charges.
In Cambridgeshire drivers who flout flood warning signs and get stuck in deep water have been told by police they could face prosecution.
Investigators from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), which brought the prosecution, found that a chain of errors led staff to override a safety warning when an empty test carriage got stuck on the track in strong winds.
