Sentence examples for a few prosecution from inspiring English sources

Mr. Muhammad's court-appointed lawyers presented a three-hour defense that consisted of five witnesses and 25 exhibits intended to cast doubt on the testimony of a few prosecution witnesses.

Bad publicity, a few prosecutions, and some stiffened regulatory requirements here and there couldn't explain that.

In 2014, more than 175,000 complaints were made to the commissioner, but there have been only a few prosecutions.

Jefferson wrote that "a few prosecutions of the most prominent [Federalist] offenders would have a wholesome effect in restoring the integrity of the presses," not "process".

We might see a few prosecutions – particularly if the government opts to apply the law, partially in order to make examples of organisations it doesn't like.

Last year there were more than 175,000 complaints made to the commissioner about nuisance calls and texts, but there have been only a few prosecutions.

Jefferson may have said fine things to foreign visitors after he became president, but he wrote domestic allies privately that "a few prosecutions of the most prominent [Federalist] offenders would have a wholesome effect in restoring the integrity of the process".

There were a few successful prosecutions.

I suspect they're counting on pirates and DDoSers being easy to subdue with a few draconian prosecutions.

During the latter days of prohibition hawkers with what they called "whiskey candy" showed up in Times Square, If a food inspector pounced on one of them, his stock was confiscated, but he couldn't be arr ested until the candy was analyzed, and, as he nearly always gave a fictitious address, very few prosecutions followed.

Rape is still a potent weapon of war, with few prosecutions of perpetrators.