Sentence examples for So prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Pennsylvania has undertaken a dozen or so prosecutions — the most of any state.

They do not have the powers of search, arrest and intrusive surveillance, so prosecutions rely on working with the police.

The idea is to keep cases open so prosecutions are not foreclosed if evidence from unsolved crimes turns out to match DNA profiles in the state's expanding database.

Nearly all the HSE's work these days is to advise and prevent, not to punish: its 85,000 inspections each year lead to about 13,000 "enforcement notices" and only 1,000 or so prosecutions.

The report said her view that prosecution was of "secondary importance might, in part, explain why so few prosecutions have taken place in Rotherham".

There was little point in arresting people, because there were so few prosecutions.

France has had so many prosecutions and yet FGM is still happening.

But it would have been illuminating to hear more about why she believes there were so many prosecutions in so many sensational cases.

But so far, prosecutions under the new law have focused on people who traveled on their own.

For those of you who've wondered why there have been so few prosecutions of mortgage fraud during this epidemic, your answer is on Page 164.

"The real issue is why there are so few prosecutions so far under the stalkings laws and why it takes so long for the police to secure evidence to prosecute," he said.