Sentence examples for secure immunity from inspiring English sources
The US is attempting to secure immunity from investigation for online security breaches by major US companies under negotiations between Washington and Brussels, according to leaked documents seen by the Guardian.
It is also possible Jammeh hopes to secure immunity from prosecution in return for withdrawing his rejection of the poll results.
JJB called in the OFT in January so as to secure immunity from prosecution over the price-fixing charge – immunity that also applies to Ronnie as a former employee – and prompting raids at Ashley's headquarters in Derbyshire.
The $65 million repaid by Mr. Lavrentiadis in a bid to secure immunity is regarded by prosecutors as only a part of the more than $915 million in bad loans that prosecutors say Proton floated to dormant companies.
No doubt judges naturally would be slower to punish when the contempt carried with it a personal dishonoring charge, but a man cannot expect to secure immunity from punishment by the proper tribunal, by adding to illegal conduct a personal attack.
He recently reoccupied his parliamentary seat though some suggest this was largely an attempt to secure immunity from prosecution.Croatia's anti-corruption drive, which has already claimed several other senior scalps, comes as the country enters the closing stages of the long process to join the European Union.
By examining the system of biodefense strategies, the study will highlight the effectiveness of biodefense policies on countering bioterrorism, securing immunity and promoting greater security.
Ward, meanwhile, said he would speak with committee staff members on Monday about securing immunity for McNamee.
There is no evidence that Clayton did anything wrong, but securing immunity provides legal certainty for the company and its officers.
But political transformation remained within the earlier constitution's legal boundaries, making it easier for the outgoing authoritarians to protect themselves, including securing immunity for past crimes.
Congress may abrogate the States' constitutionally secured immunity from suit in federal court only by making its intention unmistakably clear in the language of the statute.
