Sentence examples for prosecutions to proceed from inspiring English sources

On a bipartisan basis, they want these prosecutions to proceed".

The businessman is also seeking consent from the director of public prosecutions to proceed with a prosecution against Ahmad and Ahsan for alleged breaches of the Terrorism Act 2000.

The extraordinary chambers in the courts of Cambodia - which is designed to bring to account those most responsible for the crimes of the Khmer Rouge - has been stymied as senior government officials publicly refuse to "allow" certain prosecutions to proceed and withhold the testimony of witnesses Phnom Penh would rather not be heard.

In order for the prosecutions to proceed, a decision by the State Corporation Commission (SCC) was needed verifying that the loans solicited by LaRouche organizations were securities.

The foreign minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, said Social Democrat ministers, including himself and the justice minister Heiko Maas, had been overruled by Merkel in allowing the prosecution to proceed.

The appeals court's ruling allowed a federal prosecution to proceed against a Texas man, Timothy J. Emerson, whose trial on the gun possession charge has not yet taken place.

The two archbishops also say that a recent high court ruling in the case of Jerry Springer: the Opera underlined the very high threshold that needed to be passed for a prosecution to proceed and the need to clarify that the existing law was intended to prevent civil strife and protect particular religious beliefs.

The justice department last year opened an inquiry into the unarmed black teenager's death, then stood aside to allow Florida's prosecution to proceed.

Mr Hart added that police have to submit files to the Crown Prosecution Service for any prosecution to proceed, something designed to stop any officers "perhaps being tempted to chase a personal vendetta, or a target, or coming under pressure from the community".

Military defense lawyers said they were exploring ways of asking for a suspension of further military commission proceedings until the new president made decisions about how prosecutions were to proceed.

Lind found there was enough prosecution evidence to proceed with the case.