Sentence examples for prosecution to go from inspiring English sources

That motion included Miss Schebe's affidavit stating she did not want the prosecution to go forward.

Prosecutors in Holmes County, Ohio, said Wednesday that they would dismiss the state charges to allow the federal prosecution to go forward.

An MP from Merkel's conservative party read the poem out in parliament last week, amid widespread criticism of the chancellor's decision to allow the prosecution to go ahead.

[An] Afghan politician predicted that Mr. Karzai would never allow his prosecution to go forward, whatever the pressure from the United States.

Florida also has laws that allow a prosecution to go ahead if there is a pattern of violent behaviour, even if there has not been a previous conviction.

But by then the D.A. had already made his decision — aided by a letter from the woman's lawyer saying that she didn't want the prosecution to go forward.

At the most extreme end, such a verdict could cause the Crown Prosecution Service to go back and revisit a decision not to prosecute the institution or individuals involved, or form the basis for criminal negligence litigation.

The only course by which the petitioner could avoid arrest and prosecution was to go to that camp according to instructions to be given him when he reported at a Civil Control Center.

Removing this power and allowing the police and Crown Prosecution Service to go after those responsible for the worst crimes such as torture, without interference, would begin the process of holding international criminals in Britain accountable.

"The prosecution has to go with the evidence and the facts and tell the story as it happened," Clark says.

Prosecution witnesses preferred to go to jail for contempt rather than give evidence against Wynter.