Sentence examples for were prosecution from inspiring English sources

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were prosecution

noun

The act of prosecuting a scheme or endeavor.

  • The prosecution of the war fell to Winston Churchill.

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He and three other sitting judges from the same court in Chicago were prosecution witnesses.

Zuckerman and his wife were prosecution witnesses in the 1961 trial of Adolf Eichmann.

Both Mr. Guzman and Mr. Benefield were prosecution witnesses in the sixth week of the trial of Detectives Isnora, Michael Oliver and Marc Cooper, who have been charged in the killing of Mr. Bell.

The witness was especially critical of two forensic scientists who were prosecution witnesses and who had examined the murder weapon.

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However, there were prosecutions for leaks in Northern Ireland.

Sonya Singleton, a Kansas woman accused of assisting her drug-dealing husband and others launder illicit funds, sought to disallow the trial testimony of a co-conspirator whose lenient plea deal assured that his words were prosecution-approved.

So is prosecution for perjury.

And the remedy is prosecution, he said.

But in theory, the more that's dropped, the more likely is prosecution".

You might think that the price for flouting a deferred-prosecution agreement would be prosecution.

How likely is prosecution?

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