Sentence examples for all prosecutions of from inspiring English sources

The Espionage Act has been used by the Justice Department in nearly all prosecutions of government employees for disclosing classified information to the news media, including the record-setting five such cases under President Obama.

The platform of the Libertarian Party in 1980 called for an end to all prosecutions of tax evaders and the abolition of a number of federal agencies whose regulations Koch Industries and other businesses have chafed at, including the E.P.A., the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, and the Federal Election Commission, whose campaign-spending limits the brothers opposed.

Mr. Fisher said today's ruling would not stymie all prosecution of old offenses, only those in which the authorities sought to revive statutes of limitations that expired.

Three forces – Kent, Hertfordshire and Norfolk – all reported prosecutions of 10 or more, but most forces launched fewer than two coercive control actions between December 2015 and June 2016.

The commendable but all-consuming prosecution of Microsoft by the Justice Department seems to have exhausted or distracted the umpire and left the rest of the field unguarded.

But the lawyers and abuse victims from the United States and Europe who held a news conference at the court on Tuesday said their action was necessary because all the investigations and prosecutions of sexual abuse by Catholic priests in various countries had not been sufficient to prevent continuing crimes and cover-ups.

On Valentine's Day 1989, the dying Ayatollah Khomeini launched the mother of all prosecutions against Salman Rushdie.

Starmer has introduced a further check in the system, however, requiring all prosecutions against people accused of falsifying rape claims to be authorised by his office before proceeding.

For instance, around 40percentt of all prosecutions in the country involve witchcraft in some respect, with lawyers often instructing their clients not to cast any spells while in the dock.

For instance, about 40percentt of all prosecutions in the country involve witchcraft in some way, with lawyers often instructing their clients not to cast any spells while in custody.

Alcohol- and drug-related charges were involved in more than a third of all Army criminal prosecutions of soldiers in the two war zones — 240 of the 665 cases resulting in convictions, according to records obtained by The New York Times through a Freedom of Information Act request.