Sentence examples for question of prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Cameron sidestepped the question of prosecutions when pressed by the acting Labour leader, Harriet Harman.

Cameron sidestepped the question of prosecutions when pressed in the Commons by acting Labour leader Harriet Harman.

In particular, some of them said, jurors could seize on questions of prosecution witnesses' credibility to acquit defendants entirely.

In questions of prosecution the police districts are subordinate the Norwegian Prosecuting Authority and in other matters subordinate the National Police Directorate.

Set aside the question of criminal prosecution.

"The question of investigation, prosecution and judgment is something that we're already doing ourselves".

The question of consenting to prosecutions for war crimes, particularly against high-ranking Israelis being investigated by legal teams for alleged crimes in Gaza.

"We leave to others the question of whether this prosecution was politically motivated," he said.

Mr. Butler rejected the Wolfenden Committee proposal that homosexual relationships should not be a question of possible criminal prosecution, as they are in British law today.

Cohen said the "short answer" to the question of whether the prosecution's claims matter is 'Absolutely,' with several exclamation points".

If something like this had happened at local government level, there may have been questions of criminal prosecution.