Sentence examples for reach prosecution from inspiring English sources

Brazilians are fed up with Brazil, this Brics member country where 45% of households have no access to any sewage system, where just 10% of homicides reach prosecution stage.

The proportion of rape and domestic violence cases reaching prosecution is falling, not rising.

✒When the trial of Rebekah Brooks, Andy Coulson and others finally reached the prosecution's opening statement on Wednesday, it was 584 days since Brooks's first arrest in July 2011, shortly after the Guardian broke the story of the hacking of Milly Dowler's phone.

It however, ruled that if a new agreement that allows panel's examination of witnesses, is reached, the prosecution may move an application for sending the panel to Mumbai.

"We accomplish nothing if we make an arrest and we can't put ourselves in the best posture... to reach a successful prosecution".

In agreeing to pay up, Commerzbank avoided pleading guilty and instead was able to reach a deferred prosecution agreement with the Justice Department — a condition that could be lifted if it is found to have carried out violations in the future.

Shares of PartyGaming soared on Tuesday after the firm said it would pay a $105.0 million to reach a "non-prosecution agreement" with the DOJ, putting to rest concerns among the Gibraltar-based company's investors and lenders.

His parents said they believe the best outcome possible would be for the defense and prosecution to reach an agreement of life in prison without parole, and to place Holmes in a mental health treatment institution.

Mr. Rubinstein's prosecution was the first after UBS in February reached a deferred prosecution agreement with the Justice Department in which the bank agreed to turn over names of more than 150 Americans suspected of dodging taxes.

Though the U.S. Department of Justice doesn't track cybercrime statistics domestic or international department officials insist the number of computer crime prosecutions that reach beyond U.S. borders is on the rise.

The penalties would increase for accounts opened after the Swiss bank UBS reached a deferred prosecution agreement in 2009, she added.