Sentence examples for prosecutions forward from inspiring English sources

But Regan made it clear he thinks the present system is flawed, adding: "The current rules are written in such a way that we haven't been successful in bringing any prosecutions forward.

Downing Street said that of 59 cases which Ihat has looked at so far, only one was referred to the director of service prosecutions, who decided not to take a prosecution forward.

White House aides also sought to assign some responsibility for the pressures that propelled the prosecution forward to the news media, especially The New York Times, and to members of Congress.

Despite complaints rising by a fifth between 2011 and 2016, the number of inspections carried out by the EAS has fallen by more than half, said Labour, adding the agency failed to bring a single prosecution forward or seek any prohibitions on unscrupulous employers in the past year.

Few think he'll be the only one implicated as prosecutions go forward.

As the prosecutions go forward, they will rely on years of investigation and wiretaps by the New York Police Department.

Cooke said that with the increasing use of DNA evidence to solve assault and rape cases, the legislation could open the doors to more prosecutions moving forward.

Outcomes like this seem almost guaranteed if a fledgling process of parallel prosecutions moves forward, as promised, in the land of the victims and in the land of the victimizers in response to last year's destructive rampage in East Timor.

Whatever we have spent to date, it will rise exponentially if a prosecution goes forward.

In these two documents, the defense and prosecution put forward their detailed cases to the judge in advance of sentencing.

Aoife Quinn was the final witness the prosecution put forward in the case against the trio in Dublin's Central Criminal Court.