Sentence examples for war prosecution from inspiring English sources

He ended his presentation with a lengthy list of lessons learned from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and a detailed defense of his war prosecution.

John Tierney ("A Taste of His Own Medicine," column, May 6) hits the nail on the head when he suggests that drug war prosecutions, like those of Rush Limbaugh or Richard Paey, are more for show than for actual enforcement purposes.

Post-war prosecutions may also come into conflict with the need to cement the rule of law, as such prosecutions often require departures from the rules of procedural justice.

His trial, the most important war crimes prosecution since Nuremberg, begins next month.

Hamdan was always a poor choice for a war crimes prosecution.

The Arrest Blair site aims to encourage a war crimes prosecution against Mr Blair, either by one of the countries he visits, or the International Criminal Court.

The campaign along the Afghan frontier is so unpopular that the Pakistani government elected in February has done its best to distance itself from the war's prosecution.

Cole and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, he stated that incidents like these happen in war," the prosecution wrote in papers filed here today.

He said Taylor's conviction has been "trumpeted … as sending an unequivocal message to world leaders that holding office confers no immunity" from war crimes prosecution.

An Israeli military delegation has canceled an official visit to Britain, officials said Tuesday, the latest in a string of officials to put off travel there because of fears of war crimes prosecution over the Gaza war of last winter.

He told me that as Commanding General he believes he should not only direct battlefield action but also disseminate a few easy-to-grasp concepts about the war's prosecution, which subordinate officers can then interpret on their own.