Sentence examples for prosecutors ability from inspiring English sources
The practice threatens prosecutors' ability to try high-profile cases.
There's little question that his suicide was spurred, in part, by the government's escalating threats, made possible thanks to prosecutors' ability to use the CFAA as sledgehammer.
Creating a tribunal is especially urgent now that Indonesia's consultative assembly has amended the Constitution to let the abusers off the hook, crippling its own prosecutors' ability to try past injustices.
Parliament appointed Mr. Cho after the former legal adviser, Mr. Kim, named senior prosecutors as recipients of Samsung bribes and questioned state prosecutors' ability to do a thorough investigation.
The inspectorate also said face-to-face communication with victims at court was inconsistent, and that CPS staff cuts had put a strain on prosecutors' ability to meet victims and witnesses before they are called to give evidence.
In what was seen as a key test for prosecutors' ability to pursue white-collar crime, Mr. Nacchio was found guilty in April 2007 of using insider knowledge to sell $52 million of Qwest's stock before disappointing financial results sent the company's shares tumbling.
The new agency would seek to improve prosecutors' abilities to gather evidence.
Finally, many economists are skeptical of courts' and prosecutors' abilities to distinguish real price-fixing arrangements from other complex arrangements with legitimate pro-competitive purposes.
At its suggestion Congress has given prosecutors the ability to wiretap, strike plea-bargains and transfer some defendants to special courts.
Department guidelines give prosecutors the ability to subpoena a reporter's phone records if they obtain approval from the attorney general's office.
Today, advances in surveillance technology allow the government to keep a perpetual eye on those with security clearances, and give prosecutors the ability to punish officials for disclosing secrets without provoking a clash with the press.
