Sentence examples for prosecutions in order to from inspiring English sources

The I.M.F. and a number of Western diplomats believe that the wrongdoers must be held to account with measures that include criminal prosecutions in order to restore Afghans' faith in the banking system.

Are they really claiming that the state, after all that we have learned over the past few years, is still so wilfully blind to the nature of child abuse that it might threaten official secrets prosecutions in order to stifle the truth?

If needed, such a process could involve subpoena powers, and even the authority to obtain immunity from prosecutions in order to get to the whole truth.

They had initially demanded that Parliament lift Mr. Necas's immunity from prosecution in order to charge him in connection with the bribery of three former members of Parliament.

There have been reports that Kelly is seeking immunity from prosecution in order to coöperate with Paul Fishman, the U.S. Attorney for New Jersey, whose staff is looking into the scandal.

But Judge Hunt, who is retiring in November, told colleagues he felt obliged to warn against an unfortunate "new trend" in which some judges seemed eager to assist the prosecution in order to speed up cases.

It looks at the description of one of its drama series on its English-language website – "the storyline revolves around RIM that suffer from extreme poverty, which drives a pimps for the prosecution in order to work in his favor, and succeed this man in his quest and escape out to Cairo" – and thinks: that sounds absolutely mind-blowing – what else have I missed?

But the same panel unanimously refused a request by an Argentine judge that General Pinochet also be stripped of his blanket immunity from prosecution in order to be questioned in another murder case, that of the 1974 assassination in Buenos Aires of his predecessor as military commander, Gen. Carlos Prats.

Only an institution with the mindset of a print newspaper would have uncovered the child sex scandal in the Midlands, as the Times did, risked prosecution in order to expose MPs' expenses abuse, as the Telegraph did, labelled the alleged killers of Stephen Lawrence as murderers, as the Mail did, or revealed phone hacking at a rival paper, as the Guardian did.

For its part, the SEC says it has shifted its approach to financial-crisis prosecution cases in order to generate more charges that might stick.

Most Kenyans feel these prosecutions are vital in order to undermine the deeply rooted culture of impunity, our correspondent says.