Sentence examples for prosecutors report from inspiring English sources

Once the special prosecutors' report was made public, it did not matter what the business community wanted; the findings were so sensational, there was no turning back.

The prosecutors' report said 51 million euros ($68.8 million) in bribes were paid in India and Italy, The Indian Express reported.

He resigned from FIFA's executive committee in 2012 shortly before being named in a Swiss prosecutors' report as having taken millions of dollars in bribes from collapsed marketing company ISL.

The prison service said in a statement that there had been "a dramatic decrease" in prisoner suicides in recent years, and that the prosecutors' report would be "learned in all its aspects".

But for all of the official inquiries and overturned convictions that resulted — a special state prosecutors' report in 2006 supported the accusations of scores of inmates, and the city paid out $20 million in settlements in a case that continues to reverberate today — Mr. Conroy never believed that the people of Chicago were truly outraged by the front-page headlines about police torture.

According to the prosecutors' report, the commander of the Midtown South Precinct had requested the help of narcotics detectives after reviewing mounting evidence that the Bloods gang was selling crack cocaine on Eighth Avenue between West 34th and West 43rd Streets.

He said that prosecutors reported finding photographs and video footage with the Canadians from inside the Ramses Square mosque, where security officials say gunmen fired down from the minarets.

BEIJING -- A high-school dropout who built the Chinese home appliance chain Gome into a multibillion-dollar empire was sentenced to 14 years in prison on Tuesday after being convicted of insider trading, bribery and other crimes, government prosecutors reported.

Last Tuesday, prosecutors reported that the federal authorities had ordered ABC's owners in 2005 to get rid of the tarp, widen the main entrance and add more emergency exits with regulation fire doors.

Mr. DiPascali, who is facing up to 125 years in prison, "has already provided substantial assistance to the government in its investigation and prosecution of others" and "it is likely his cooperation will result in an extraordinary letter" in support of a lower sentence, prosecutors reported.

Prosecutors reported that they lacked simple necessities such as e-mail accounts.