Sentence examples for prosecutions we know from inspiring English sources

But we don't know all the details and, in the case of the Sunday Mirror, now that there will not be any prosecutions, we know very little indeed.

While Congressional grants of immunity do not per se bar criminal prosecutions, we know from sad experience in the Iran-contra cases that they can render prosecution exceptionally difficult and frequently unattainable.

(At Long's sentencing hearing, the prosecution stated, "We know that the prior captain did the false-claim scheme as well").

32e): he had not spoken in the Assembly (31c), nor, so far as we know, brought prosecutions or volunteered for selection for jury service in the law-courts.

"We have seized uniforms, money and other things, and have informed the special prosecution in Montenegro of what we know," Vučić told a press conference.

JULIAN ASSANGE: Let's look at what we know and what the prosecution agrees with about Jeremy Hammond.

Several readers, clearly suspicious that Spitzer, a Democrat, was the target of a Justice Department that has been accused of political prosecutions, wanted to know how The Times got the story.

But Lt. Col. Zbigniew Rzepa, on the prosecution team, said Monday, "We already know that this is not true," although he did not explain why.

The SDIs' only fear is effective regulation and prosecution and they know that effective prosecution will be vanishingly rare in the absence of effective regulation.

"They [the prosecution] know witnesses and army generals were in a hotel that overlooks Tahrir Square – and even they have not been approached.

What we do know is that the prosecution successfully prevented one of the arresting officers who witnessed the assault from taking the stand. .