Sentence examples for prosecution yet from inspiring English sources

The case was rejected earlier this year on the grounds of the UN's immunity from prosecution, yet the UN itself has admitted its failure in Srebrenica – it just refuses to do so legally.

Offshore processing is mired in scandal – two deaths, including a murder, on Manus Island; allegations Australian workers raped a local woman and were spirited off home to escape prosecution; yet another parliamentary inquiry into child sexual assault and other abuses on Nauru.

Participants' understanding of the law in this area was varied, with many knowing the basic requirements for a prosecution, yet lacking confidence in the best way to communicate key details with those using their service.

"Although there have been no prosecutions yet on FGM, it's very important that we don't get some sort of token gesture.

There haven't been any successful prosecutions yet, according to the Guardian.

Imagine: no criminal prosecutions yet, no wholesale resignation of the well-paid Board of Directors, and very few customers are leaving the bank.

The attackers, who cooperated with the prosecution, have yet to be sentenced.

When the prosecuting authority first brought charges against Mr. Shaik, its chief announced that while he also had prima facie evidence against Mr. Zuma, who was then the nation's deputy president, he did not consider that case to be "winnable," an odd declaration that for a time freed Mr. Zuma from prosecution and yet tarred him with guilt.

Patty insists on taking the case to trial rather than accepting a settlement, but on Ellen's first day it is revealed that the prosecution cannot yet link Frobisher to his stockbroker though both were in Palm Beach, Florida over the same weekend and thus cannot disprove that the selling of his stock was not pre-arranged.

They deny this; no prosecutions have yet been brought.

But the director of public prosecutions is yet to lay any charges.