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Meanings of successful prosecution in English

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Usage of successful prosecution in English
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If there are prospects of a successful prosecution, then we will prosecute.
The South African
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It's the first successful prosecution against a pet shop by the SPCA.
Radio NZ
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A successful prosecution will also help develop case law, NSPCA stated.
The South African
4
Surely, this bombshell discovery paved the way for a successful prosecution and conviction?
The Guardian
5
There has still not been a successful prosecution involving FGM in the UK.
BBC
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These towns are vital to the war and its successful prosecution.
A Minstrel in France
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No sacrifice can be deemed too great for its successful prosecution.
The Unfolding Destiny of the British Bahá'í Community : the Mess...
8
Congratulations to An Garda Síochána on their successful prosecution of a very difficult case.
Independent.ie
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He said co-operation from other jurisdictions could be critical to successful prosecution of corruption.
Radio NZ
10
The condition was a successful prosecution of the war, the restoration of the Union.
Lincoln; An Account of his Personal Life, Especially of its Spri...
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A successful prosecution of Peterson for neglect could create a problematic precedent, said NYU's Jacobs.
Reuters
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To these few detectives we owe much of the subsequent successful prosecution of the pursuit.
The Life, Crime, and Capture of John Wilkes Booth
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It may be, however, that the present law is still an obstacle to a successful prosecution.
The Guardian
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Internal disciplinary processes are to be instituted following the successful prosecution, said Mulaudzi in the statement.
The South African
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Nel says that an initial investigation hinted at positive results in terms of a successful prosecution.
The South African
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In successful prosecution of the war, the nation called for the utmost effort of its farmers.
State of the Union Addresses
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