Sentence examples for prosecutors aim from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors aim to retry that charge.

The prosecutors' aim is clearly to extract the maximum sum by whatever means.

He may be talking mostly to his fellow Serbs back home, seeking rehabilitation after they forced him from office in disgrace in October 2000, while the prosecutors aim largely at the three judges who will decide his fate.

Judges in this region are lenient with environmental crimes so prosecutors aim to use a relatively new law that prohibits membership of a criminal organisation with prison sentences ranging from three to eight years.

In the Diallo case, prosecutors aimed high.

His Scottish prosecutors aimed to prove that these roles were cover for his activities as a senior agent for the Libyan intelligence service, the JSO.

They discussed a commitment of more than $550 million over two years to finance new programs and new prosecutors aimed at reducing gun-related violence, but a White House spokesman later confirmed that only about $154 million of this represented investments in law enforcement beyond those already in place.

The legislation, which has won backing from police and prosecutors, aims to stamp out abusive behaviour, whether fans are watching matches in a stadium, in the pub or commenting online.

This time around, prosecutors aimed to prove that the former University of Cincinnati police officer had no reason to fear for his life when he fatally shot the 43-year-old during a routine traffic stop, the New York Times reports.

The prosecutor aims to find out whether Ms Wallstrom's contract with Kommunal could be seen as bribery - if so, she or Kommunal's chairman Annelie Nordstrom could face a fine or imprisonment.

Prosecutors now aim to apply the approach broadly to financial fraud cases, according to officials involved in the investigations.