Examples of using To avoid prosecution in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We try to avoid prosecutions.
This means that he might be able to avoid prosecution.
He turned informant to avoid prosecution on a bid-tampering charge.
John Acardo didn't pay off jurors to avoid prosecution.
Temer twice mustered enough support in Congress to avoid prosecution and his term ended before the third case proceeded far enough for Congress to vote.
By law there is no way for anyone to avoid prosecution.
If you want to avoid prosecution.
However, Ron had the connections and the wealth to avoid prosecution.
All right, all that's happened so far is Julianna escaped,and for all we know it's just to avoid prosecution.
So you managed to avoid prosecution.
However, in 1817 he became entangled in counterfeiting, fraud, and forgery,and fled to London to avoid prosecution.
I was just trying to avoid prosecution.
Although Nazi tattoos remain popular among the German far-Right,they are usually kept covered in public to avoid prosecution.
A UFAP… unlawful flight to avoid prosecution, buzz.
The biggest ultimate beneficial owner is Russian-born Leonid Nevzlin,a business partner who fled to Israel to avoid prosecution.
You see, Dimitri was planning an escape to avoid prosecution for war crimes.
Such restrictions are occasionally controversial in other countries when, for example, a French citizen commits a crime abroad and then returns to his home country,perceived as to avoid prosecution.
Bishop, allowing Mr. Bishop to avoid prosecution.
When 16 year-old Amina killed herself after being forced to marry her rapist, 1.2 million of us called on Morocco to repeal Article 475 in the penal code whichallowed rapists to marry their underage victims to avoid prosecution.
Didn't he flee to Tombstone to avoid prosecution?
Only that Mr. Sorrento came to this country to avoid prosecution for an aggravated assault.
Despite many testimonies regarding vast illegal activity, Amana manages,time after time, to avoid prosecution and punishment.
The Swiss amnesty program is part of a tax evasion crackdown that grew after 2009 when Switzerland's biggest bank, UBS Group AG,paid $780 million to avoid prosecution, and the U.S. began criminal investigations of 14 other banks, including Credit Suisse Group AG.
The appeal of US citizenship for expatriates dimmed further as 106 Swiss banks prepare to turn over account data on American clients to avoid prosecution for helping tax evaders.
Bail jumping and interstate flight to avoid prosecution.
He decides that his sister and he must burn their vast collection of erotic photos,and movie footage to avoid potential prosecution.
I lacked the institutional knowledge to avoid the pitfalls that damaged the prosecution.