Sentence examples for prosecution to overcome from inspiring English sources
While many of those witnesses had no direct connection to the 18 counts charged in the indictment — which include grand larceny, scheming to defraud and forgery — their testimony seemed necessary for the prosecution to overcome its biggest hurdle: testimony from some of its own witnesses that directly contradicts the charges.
However, legal experts have pointed out several obstacles any extradition and subsequent prosecution in the US would have to overcome.
It's essential that more is done to overcome the inherent barriers to achieving prosecutions.
Mr. Zardari was a primary beneficiary of the amnesty decree, and though he enjoys immunity from prosecution as president, opponents are planning recourse through the courts to overcome that immunity, lawyers said.
The coalition has been instrumental in five of South Florida's slavery prosecutions, uncovering and investigating abusive employers, locating transient witnesses, and encouraging them to overcome their fears of testifying against former captors.
A12 Resolution on Troop Immunity The United States circulated a resolution among Security Council members to overcome opposition to its effort to keep its troops immune from any prosecution by the International Criminal Court.
The United States circulated a reworded resolution among Security Council members on Tuesday evening to try to overcome broad opposition to its effort to keep its troops immune from any prosecution by the International Criminal Court.
News of the men's prosecution became public in Britain just as Prime Minister Tony Blair was beginning a major public relations campaign to overcome his unpopular support for the Iraq war.
I am very glad that Gena Afanasev [a witness for the prosecution who renounced his original testimony against Sentsov, saying it had been given under duress] was able to overcome his fear.
To overcome early disappointments.
