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
prosecution的复数

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。
• Successful prosecutions are possible but by no means guaranteed.
  成功起诉是可能的，但不是绝对的。
• Given the size of the Netherlands 'economy, trade and involvement in risky sectors and markets, the OECD concludes that more investigations and prosecutions of foreign bribery would be expected.
  鉴于荷兰的经济、贸易规模和它在风险行业和市场的参与程度，经合组织认为，该国应该对海外贿赂行为进行更多的调查和检控。
• Thirty-eight countries have now signed up to the OECD's1997 anti-corruption convention, leading to a spate of cross-border prosecutions.
  38个国家现在已经签署了经合组织1997反腐公约，导致接二连三的跨国起诉。
• For enquiries on this notice, please contact the Central Traffic Prosecutions Bureau.
  如对本通知书有任何查询，请致电中央交通违例检控科。电话。
• Customs officers crawl through dimly lit aircraft cavities, arrests, prosecutions and fines are made.
  海关工作人员爬行穿过光线昏暗的飞机腔体，对过失者实行逮捕、起诉和罚款。
• 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。
• Long-term, intelligence-based and undercover operations resulted in many prosecutions.
  警方根据情报和派出卧底进行长时间的调查，结果提出多宗检控。
• 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。
• Keir Starmer, the director of public prosecutions, and the Criminal Bar Association believe that relaxing the ban would be good in principle.
  刑事检控专员KeirStarmer和刑事律师协会认为放松禁令原则上会有利于公平地进行刑事审判。