Sentence examples for start the prosecutions from inspiring English sources

The government needs to start living up to its promises and start the prosecutions.

Was Michael Hayden's admission meant to pave the way for the charges just announced, or did it cause such a barrage of outrage -- including claims that, now the administration has openly admitted waterboarding, it can itself be charged with war crimes -- that the decision to start the prosecution process was rushed through to justify the torture?

As the second week of testimony started, the prosecution focused in part on the cover-up allegation of its case.

Before the trial started, the prosecution managed to have the diagnosis offered by Duchardt's main expert excluded from the case altogether, on the grounds it had no scientific basis.

However, just before proceedings were about to start, the Crown Prosecution Service announced it had decided to offer no evidence against Mrs Gun.

Cameron says the plan is for part 2 to start after the prosecutions are over.

The least we could do is allow Bugliosi to vent since much of this book is essentially a turnkey project for a federal attorney to start the ignition on the prosecution of Bush and put it in gear.

From the start, the prosecution had the heavy burden of disproving the justification the officers put forth in the shooting.

Before the inquiry started, the crown prosecution service said there was not enough evidence to secure the conviction of any individual or company over the head-on collision between a Thames Trains commuter service and a Great Western express on October 6.

He said that the prosecution had sought to start the trial in June so that it would be completed before the elections, but noted that the case materials consist of 127 volumes and said that the XXXXXXXXXXXX said that the prosecutors will likely move to cut off the defense's review of the case file in May, but said that the defense would challenge such a motion.

Over the course of the film, as holes start blotting the prosecution's copybook, she finds herself doubting, much as she'd like the closure of a conviction.