Sentence examples for prosecution that it from inspiring English sources

Another pathologist testified for the prosecution that it was impossible to determine the time exactly.

It was the defense's notice to the prosecution that it planned to blame the crime on a Syrian-backed Palestinian group.

But now Berezovsky is out in the cold, having renounced his seat in the Duma and the immunity from prosecution that it brings.

But that the mishearing so favored the prosecution, that it so well advanced the narrative of an unsavory association, suggests that this was a mishearing by design — unconscious design, perhaps, but design nonetheless.

Lord Macdonald, formerly the director of public prosecutions, points out that "it is difficult to imagine a broader concept than causing 'nuisance' or 'annoyance'".

A court is deciding whether to prosecute, and he could lose not only his congressional seat, but also the immunity from prosecution that comes with it.

For the prosecution, that statement was an admission of guilt.

The disclosure of the number, which Scotland Yard had previously insisted on keeping secret, exposes the Met to the complaint that it breached an agreement with the director of public prosecutions that it would warn all "potential victims" in the affair.

Since they risked self-incrimination it was essential to give the men immunity, but the Met refused to exempt them from prosecution claiming that it had them in its sights.

The prosecution accepts that it's important in a free country that there is a free press, but the prosecution says that journalists are no more entitled to break the law than anybody else.

The jury rejected the prosecution case that it was murder.