Sentence examples for prosecution to force from inspiring English sources

A House panel is considering granting limited immunity from prosecution to force testimony by a former aide to Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales about the dismissals of eight United States attorneys.

Lawyers are confirming that this sudden change of events is only an attempt by the prosecution to force a guilty verdict and to deprive him of his innocence and freedom at all costs.

The occasional firing of high-ranking officials such as the former mayor of Moscow, Yuri Luzhkov, leads not to a change in the system but to the simple redistribution of cash flow.Investing in innovation and raising productivity makes little sense when your well-connected competitor can hire the tax police and prosecution service to force you out of business.

What followed was a prolix, labyrinthine effort by the Prosecution and the Chamber to force Serbia and Montenegro to comply with the many orders that had been issued (Prosecutor v. Milošević 15 September 2003, pp. 2 3; 17 December 2003, p. 2).

The prosecution asked the judges to force Shell to do three things: clean up the mess created by oil leaks in the three villages, repair and maintain the defective pipelines and pay compensation.

They were given the power to force prosecutions if they called for them for a second time.

The Supreme Court's answer in Batson was to allow a defendant to force the prosecution to explain a strike if it seems to be racially motivated.

It allows people convicted of a crime to petition a judge to force the prosecution to turn over all evidence from the case.

The trial resumed with the defence lawyer Karpal Singh asking the judge to force the prosecution to provide a list of its witnesses "in the interest of justice".

One effect of a capital prosecution will most likely be to force two separate trials before Judge Leonard B. Sand in Federal District Court in Manhattan.

(Reuters) THE AMERICAS CHILE: PINOCHET RULING -- The Supreme Court said it will deliver its formal ruling Tuesday on whether Gen. Augusto Pinochet can retain immunity from prosecution, which has blocked bids to force him to stand trial for alleged human rights abuses.