Sentence examples for prosecutions because from inspiring English sources

When Shruhan arrived, he discovered that Apple had taken a hands-off approach: the company had not even registered its trademarks in China or Hong Kong and it avoided pursuing criminal prosecutions because, as the embassy cable put it, the company "wants to stay away from too much publicity surrounding this issue".

And, as opposed to the unreconstructed goblin Madoff, there may be plausible alternative narratives that may impact prosecutions because, as one defense attorney I've partnered with told me, "The first thing that happens after the judge tells the jury to avoid the news, is they go home and 'google' the defendant".

But there may be no financial prosecutions because there is no law-breaking.

"The government seems to be defending the 'running away' prosecutions because that's what's always been done, but the defense is weak and, I sense, vulnerable," he said.

He said no one disputes the idea that juries have the practical power to nullify laws in given prosecutions, because their deliberations are secret and unreviewable.

Lawyers said that the SFO had been hindered in securing prosecutions because the British legal system meant it was difficult to pursue companies as opposed to individual employees.

"They can't do any prosecution because they don't have any staff," Mr. Dunn added.

The church contends that Bishop Vangheluwe cannot face prosecution because the case is too old.

The spokesperson said no one would face prosecution, because the statute of limitations has expired.

The federal government handled the prosecution because Private McBride was abducted from a military base.

Some cases almost demand criminal prosecution because they reflect serious misconduct.