Sentence examples for prosecutions down from inspiring English sources

There could be many prosecutions down the road.

Several federal prosecutions cracked down on outright fraud.

And the number of successful prosecutions was down by 30%.

Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill says the experience in other countries is proof that a lower drink-drive limit does save lives: "The evidence from around the world is, actually, prosecutions go down, the law is clearer and, in the main, the overwhelming majority of citizens adhere to that".

The prosecution of Arthur Andersen was a rare exception — and came about only after discussions about a possible deferred prosecution broke down.

Environmental crimes prosecution is down more than 25percentt under Clinton-Gore than it was during the Reagan-Bush administration.

"Because of the need for drama, we evaluate the case like the stock market 'Jackson is up, the prosecution is down,' " Mr. Toobin said.

In March 2007, General Musharraf made the colossal miscalculation of insisting that Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry, whose activism on the bench had threatened the military's invulnerability to legal prosecution, step down.

Just as in business, there should be itemized time sheets and costs kept for each such prosecution down to the Lincoln penny -- and this should be made public.

And although reports to the police have gone up, arrests and prosecutions have gone down.

The UK's overcrowded prisons could have squeezed in some bankers, but there have been no prosecutions for bringing down the industry and ushering in austerity.