Sentence examples for are currently prosecuting from inspiring English sources

Editor's note: Authorities in one of the jurisdictions that received a grant, St . Louis County are currently prosecuting the author of this story and a Washington Post reporter for alleged ordinance violations stemming from their arrests in Ferguson in August 2014.

The cases handled by the C.C.R.B. are currently prosecuted by Police Department lawyers before an administrative law judge who is also a department employee.

My country is currently prosecuting and convicting the perpetrators of these crimes in civilian courts.

The ACCC is currently prosecuting Acquire Learning for allegedly making false and misleading representations in its role as a broker.

It is currently prosecuting suspects in seven "situations" – the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Central African Republic, Uganda, Sudan, Kenya, Ivory Coast and Libya.

Mr. Mohsen, a general who is currently prosecuting the war against a Houthi rebellion in the north, also recruited thousands of Yemenis to fight the Soviets in Afghanistan.

Bilott is currently prosecuting Wolf v. DuPont, the second of the personal-injury cases filed by the members of his class.

He is currently prosecuting about 110 cases that are pending in an additional sessions judge's court, a posting he received in 2010 – and 42 more cases on top of that, which were specially assigned to him by the state government from the Delhi police, other states and the country's top law enforcement agency, the Central Bureau of Investigation.

After the ethnic conflicts and partition of Yugoslavia in the 1990s, Mr. Radonjic returned to Belgrade, where he opened several bars and casinos and became a close associate of the Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, whom the United Nations is currently prosecuting in the Hague on genocide charges.

Benjamin B. Wagner, a U.S. attorney in Sacramento, Calif., who is currently prosecuting medical marijuana distributor Matthew R. Davies, was particularly pushy, according to officials involved in the discussions.

The faculty members list a number of examples they believe illustrate their point, like the fact the DOJ is currently prosecuting a woman who laughed during Sessions' confirmation hearing.