Sentence examples for administration prosecuting from inspiring English sources

With the Obama administration prosecuting more whistleblowers than all other administrations combined (including some who risked prosecution by exposing important facts about surveillance), Congress's abandonment of its oversight responsibilities on the PATRIOT Act bodes poorly for the future.

Even when the Reagan administration prosecuted sanctuary activists, communities continued to take vulnerable people into sanctuary.

In 1934, the Roosevelt Administration prosecuted him for underpaying his taxes by several million dollars in 1931.

Bush inaugurated both of the wars that Obama inherited and the Bush Administration prosecuted those wars in such a way that they were not finished when Obama became president.

But Mr. Holder's letter noted that the Bush administration prosecuted more than 300 people on terrorism-related charges in federal courts without a whiff of complaint from those same Republicans.

The separation of children was due to a "zero tolerance" policy under which the Trump administration prosecuted individuals for the misdemeanor offense of crossing the border illegally and removed children who were with a mother or father when apprehended.

The separation of children, which has received widespread criticism from both Democrats and Republicans in Congress, was due to a "zero tolerance" policy under which the Trump administration prosecuted individuals for the misdemeanor offense of crossing the border illegally and removed children who were with a mother or father when apprehended.

New York Times reporter James Risen, whose articles led to investigations of leaks, said the Obama administration prosecuted nine cases involving whistleblowers and leakers, compared with three by all previous administrations combined.

The top criminal priority included people convicted of immigration offenses, skewing that data considerably ― the Obama administration prosecuted more than 630,000 migrants for illegal border crossing over its eight years.

The problem with poor oversight of government classification has been growing for decades -- at least since Nixon's administration prosecuted Daniel Ellsberg for leaking the Pentagon Papers but also dating from before Wilson -- and since 2001 it has exploded.

Why in the past, when the Bush administration prosecuted hundreds of terrorists in this same Manhattan courthouse, had they never claimed that our judicial system was a "moral disgrace" that would allow terrorists to "spew their hate across America"?