prosecutions

英 [ˌprɒsɪˈkjuːʃnz]

美 [ˌprɑːsɪˈkjuːʃnz]

n.  (被)起诉，检举; 诉讼; 原告，控方(包括原告和原告律师等); 实施; 从事; 进行
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柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 起诉；检举；告发
  Prosecutionis the action of charging someone with a crime and putting them on trial.
  1. Yesterday the head of government called for the prosecution of those responsible for the deaths.
     昨天，政府首脑要求起诉那些该为这些人的死负责的人。
• N-SING 公诉的律师；控方律师
  The lawyers who try to prove that a person on trial is guilty are calledthe prosecution.
  1. Colonel Pugh, for the prosecution, said that the offences occurred over a six-year period.
     皮尤上校为控方律师作证时说这些罪行是在6年的时间里犯下的。

双语例句

• Watchdog groups and reform-minded politicians occasionally put pressure on the groups, leading to investigations and prosecutions.
  监管机构和改革派政治家偶尔会对这些集团施压，从而导致调查和起诉。
• In India, empowering women at the local level led to an increase in the provision of public goods such as water and sanitation as well as increased reporting and prosecutions of crimes against women.
  在印度，地方层面的妇女赋权带来了水和卫生设施等公共资源的增加，同时也增加了对针对妇女的犯罪行为的举报和起诉。
• More than half the countries say they can bring criminal prosecutions against companies.
  一半以上的国家表示，它们可以对企业提起刑事指控。
• But India's External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee says prosecutions must also take place here.
  但是印度外长穆克吉说，起诉也必须在印度进行。
• The Court's statute ensures against unwarranted prosecutions.
  法院规约确保防范不必要的起诉。
• Prosecutions in the US of CIA officials remain unlikely.
  CIA官员仍然不太可能在美国受到起诉。
• The director of public prosecutions may institute proceedings against them.
  检察长可能会对他们提起诉讼。
• In all capital or criminal prosecutions a man has a right to demand the cause and nature of his accusation, to be confronted with the accusers and witnesses.
  在所有死刑或刑事诉讼中，个人有权要求知道被控告的原因与性质，有权要求与控告者和证人进行对质。
• The two officers were being investigated by the director of public prosecutions
  两名警官正在接受检察官的审查。
• Even when authorities won the right to pursue cases through criminal courts, prosecutions were exceptional events.
  即便有关部门获得刑事法庭立案的权力，立案起诉的也是微乎其微。