Sentence examples for be prosecuted with every from inspiring English sources

The fight against closure and privatisation will be prosecuted with every ounce of determination from workers.

They could also be prosecuted with evidence obtained through torture.

Linguistic trespassers will be prosecuted with a hefty fine.

"Any act, any remark will be prosecuted with the greatest firmness".

The reason is simple: Children can't be prosecuted with their parents.

Confederate men and women might be prosecuted with comparable severity there.

Those who fail to pay may be prosecuted, with a maximum fine of 2,500 or a jail sentence of up to three months.

A conspiracy of this type would be prosecuted with jail time by most city attorneys if the offenders were pool-hall thugs targeting, say, tourists who came by to drink beer and rack up eight ball.

Because children can't be prosecuted with their parents, the government treats them as though they had crossed the border alone and places them in shelters or with relatives living in the United States.

Thieves and souvenir hunters caught with pieces of the former home of Dennis Rader, known as the BTK serial killer, will be prosecuted "with glee," the mayor of Park City said.

Mr Turchynov said those who seized the buildings would be treated as "terrorists and criminals" who would be prosecuted with the full force of the law.