Sentence examples for renewed prosecution from inspiring English sources

Such agreements always prohibit a company from engaging in criminal conduct during its term, so Bristol-Myers faced the prospect of a renewed prosecution.

The state's criminal procedure law allows for renewed prosecution of assault cases when injuries received in the assault later cause the victim's death.

The judge said the defense motions could be renewed once the prosecution completed its case, and, in a minor triumph for the defendants, ordered the government to produce a list of co-conspirators by Dec. 15.

This can be renewed monthly by the prosecution for up to a year, or by a court thereafter.

And though the New Delhi gang rape has brought renewed attention to sex crimes, prosecutions of those cases still move at a glacier pace.

In August 2005, almost a year after the start of the defence case, the Prosecution argued in a renewed Rule 54 bis motion that the testimony of Božidar Delić revealed that the Defence had been provided with extensive access to VJ documents, documents that had been the subject of prior litigation between the Prosecution and Serbia and Montenegro (see Prosecutor v. Milošević 24 August 2005, para. 2).

This would involve not only re-authorization of the Church Arson Prevention Act and reconstitution of the federal multi-agency task force, but also renewed commitment to prevention, protection, and prosecution.

Though President George W. Bush signaled he would renew vigorous obscenity prosecutions, the Justice Department never got around to any significant crackdown.

Marianne Ny, Sweden's Director of Public Prosecution, said she was "working on a renewed request to interview Julian Assange at Ecuador's embassy in London".

Attorney General Jeff Sessions has promised a renewed war on drugs, calling for more federal drug prosecutions and alleging that marijuana is "only slightly less awful" than heroin.

The prosecution says the call was prompted by a renewed investigation into the paper's involvement in phone hacking that had begun the previous day.