Sentence examples for Worth prosecuting from inspiring English sources

Now that is a fashion crime worth prosecuting.

It looked into a hundred allegations, but ultimately did not find any cases worth prosecuting.

Pound called the bribes "tacky beyond description" but did not think they were worth prosecuting.

The case against Andersen was worth prosecuting, but the jury's flawed theory gives the government a victory that is hard to accept.

When the I.R.S. obtained records of one bank in the Cayman Islands, it said it found 1,500 cases worth prosecuting.

The number of requests from Poland and other eastern European countries is due to the absence of a filtering process to weed out cases that are not worth prosecuting.

More to the point, is it worth the government prosecuting a great athlete who may or may not have lied about using illegal drugs?

But thieves who systematically steal recyclables to sell them at market value, robbing the county of their worth, would be prosecuted, she said.

"They also might have decided the bad publicity from prosecuting one of the country's most prominent bloggers was not worth the trouble," Ms. Xia said.

The man believed to be worth more than $100 million has waived extradition to California, but Louisiana authorities are prosecuting him as a convicted felon in possession of a firearm and for possessing a firearm with a controlled substance.

Number Two: stop prosecuting wars.