Sentence examples for protecting prosecution from inspiring English sources
The Bush administration, which has been especially assertive about executive secrecy, has also been emphatic about protecting prosecution files.
The lawmakers had said recently that because of the department's concerns about protecting prosecutions, it had not been fully cooperative.
In February 2007, a protected prosecution witness gave evidence at the trial of seven senior Bosnian Serb army officers, charged with the massacre of up to 8,000 Muslim men and boys at Srebrenica in 1995.
Peru's congress rushed through an amnesty law in 1995, protecting from prosecution all military officers who committed human rights violations between 1980 and 1995.
The envoys are protected against prosecution here by diplomatic immunity.
OPEC is protected from prosecution mainly because it is a multicountry organization headquartered in Vienna, Austria.
During his time as president, from 1995-2007, Mr Chirac was protected from prosecution.
In Switzerland, farmers who grow cannabis for commercial sale within the country will be protected from prosecution if a new government proposal goes through.
With one big exception: the only figure protected from prosecution while in office is the man who was in charge of the town hall as mayor, President Jacques Chirac.
Protected from prosecution by the statute of limitations, the former bishop has faced increasing calls to give up his status as a priest.
The number of reserves would be brought up to 35,000, troops would be protected from prosecution under human rights legislation, and Trident would be replaced.
