Sentence examples for that a prosecuting from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week it emerged that a prosecuting barrister described a 13-year-old victim of sexual abuse as "predatory", during a sentencing hearing for her abuser.

The court is expected to uphold a 3-0 decision by an appeals court ruling that a prosecuting judge was wrong to arrest the former dictator without first interrogating him.

We all know the cliché that a prosecuting attorney can persuade a grand jury to indict a ham sandwich, but Clemens — and Barry Bonds, with his trial scheduled for next March — are not mere ham sandwiches but rather the prime beef of baseball.

But her procedure in "Greed" is more like that of a prosecuting attorney in a trial of the indefensible, with effigies standing in for the accused, no judge or jury, no court protocol and of course no counsel for the defense.

Meanwhile, it has emerged that earlier this week a prosecuting barrister described a 13-year-old victim of sex abuse as "predatory" and "sexually experienced" during a sentencing hearing for her abuser.

There was nothing distant or abstract about Vietnam, which claimed the lives of more than 58,000 Americans, wounded hundreds of thousands more, divided our country, tore college campuses apart, threatened millions with conscription, exposed soldiers to unspeakable brutality, and turned countless boomers into opponents of a government that was prosecuting an unjustified and unjustifiable war.

The response from Dame Lin was vintage Dame Lin; first she declared that HMRC is "not a prosecuting authority".

The day that Rudolph W. Giuliani, then a prosecuting attorney with a reputation as a tough cookie, visited Madison High School and posed for a photograph with him sealed the deal: Mr. Giuliani became an inspiration.

Earlier, Mr Ford said he supported the spirit of the bill, but believed that a clause that proposed prosecuting those caught paying for sex made it impractical.

In that case, a judge ordered a prosecuting team to request from Google the search history of a woman who had been raped.

It has been replaced by the discretion of the director of public prosecutions – discretion that would prosecute a doctor who helped someone take their own life but would sanction amateur assistance in the UK, or accompanying someone to Switzerland.