Possessives

• office: He says changes have been made in the prosecutors ' office.

• duty: Similarly, they were not excluded from the prosecutor's general duty of disclosure.

Converse of object

• appoint: At the end of such period, the appointed prosecutor shall be entitled at the next hearing to present his opinion on the case.

• assist: The descriptions may require a summary of the contents of the retained material to assist the prosecutor to make an informed decision on disclosure.

• tell: His Wednesday testimony is in line with what he told prosecutors earlier.

• ask: They asked a local prosecutor to file suit under the country's blasphemy law.

• allow: The Bench declined to allow the prosecutor 's expenses, and said the landlord would probably hear more about the case.

• enable: Witness admitted he had enabled prosecutor to go to Okehampton, supplying him with tea to sell on his own account.

Adjective modifier

• Federal: Federal prosecutors indict 12 men - including Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman - in the " Day of Terror " plot.

• federal: Kong international group federal prosecutors say by the north.

• chief: He was the chief prosecutor of the military tribunal.

• deputy: Deputy prosecutor Janice Albert explained: " He sent his letters by FedEx and complained when they were not answered.

• public: On Thursday morning the public prosecutor 's office asked him to reconsider.

• Italian: They have consumed Italian prosecutors for the best part of a decade.

Modifies a noun

• office: This inequity is repeated in many other local prosecutors offices where Internet service providers are located.

Noun used with modifier

• crown: He applied for a job as a crown prosecutor and was offered a post.

• specialist: The Unit now has a specialist prosecutor who deals with all football-related cases.

• state: Some state prosecutors in the US have less understanding, " he said.

• duty: CPS lawyers at the point of charge 8. All MPS Boroughs now have access to a duty prosecutor 9-5 Monday to Friday.

• crime: United Nations chief war crimes prosecutor Carla del Ponte, who was in Belgrade, called the arrests a " brilliant operation " .