Sentence examples for be vigorously prosecuted from inspiring English sources

Punters who cruise red-light districts will be vigorously prosecuted and publicly shamed.

But if charges were brought by a grand jury or his office, Choi said the case would be vigorously prosecuted.

"Anybody in America who would use this opportunity to threaten our citizens" would be vigorously prosecuted, he said.

Richard A. Brown, the Queens district attorney, said, "This case will be vigorously prosecuted in order to secure a measure of justice for the victim and her family".

"Regardless, however, whether a hate crime was committed in this case, the crime will be vigorously prosecuted and we will seek the most serious penalties that our law allows".

If history is any guide, Ms. Rubin will be vigorously prosecuted under a tough state law that prohibits images of child nudity "for the purpose of sexual stimulation or gratification of any person who may view such depiction".

Straw donors have been vigorously prosecuted in the past.

This was not a hands-off policy; AT&T's nationwide telecoms monopoly was broken up, and price-fixing arrangements were vigorously prosecuted.

They've used the opportunity to push back against the "broken windows theory" of law enforcement, in which low-level crimes are vigorously prosecuted as a way to prevent the occurrence of more major infractions.

Grant ordered federal troops in the state who then captured the Klan; who were vigorously prosecuted by Att.

In this watershed moment, when stop-and-frisk is opening a window into the daily plight of thousands, the very people who put their bodies on the line to put this issue into the spotlight and openly call out for its abolition are vigorously prosecuted and threatened with incarceration.