Sentence examples for whatever the prosecution from inspiring English sources

Judges in China are in a more privileged position: there, there are no rules of evidence and courts may hear whatever the prosecution wants to tell them.

And whatever the prosecution's plans to show a man dead-set on all-consuming greed, to effectively trap him into giving information about his old boss who's now the leader of the free world one question remains: Is any of Manafort's wardrobe fashionable?

These politicians should be charged, whatever the crown prosecution service's views on the likelihood of conviction.

The defense asked for six weeks to review whatever evidence the prosecution turns over before deciding what motions it will file on Mr. Strauss-Kahn's behalf.

Whatever the difficulties of prosecution, the attempt must be made.

But, like Mr Enkhbayar, the president has seen his remonstrations met with almost universal scepticism.Whatever the motivation for the prosecution, Mr Elbegdorj and his DP seem poised to benefit from the kerfuffle.

Sauli Niinisto, on Europe's edge A puzzling progress Estonia's latest challenge Unaccountable ReprintsThere is also a broader point: this trial, whatever the merits of the prosecution's case, reflects a reluctance to hold those in elected office to account.

Whatever the evidence of deception, though, the prosecution's most powerful charges unraveled as defense lawyers homed in on gaps in the case.

[An] Afghan politician predicted that Mr. Karzai would never allow his prosecution to go forward, whatever the pressure from the United States.

The prosecution is appealing on both counts but whatever the final outcome, the doubt will remain.

Whatever outsiders might think, the prosecution service decided, Scientology was motivated by "religious conviction" and not "personal gain".