Sentence examples for been prosecuting from inspiring English sources
verb
To start criminal proceedings against.
- To prosecute a man for trespass, or for a riot
"If it were not for Janner's medical condition we would have been prosecuting this," she said.
(I had just been prosecuting his brother, who had been sent to prison).
"I've been prosecuting cases for a long time, and this is the only time this ever happened".
For more than two years, the Bangladeshi government has been prosecuting defendants accused of atrocities during the country's 1971 war of independence from Pakistan.
Bangladesh has been prosecuting defendants accused of committing atrocities during the war for more than two years, and each turn in the major cases has sparked protests.
"How this can be anything other than a sexual assault is beyond my comprehension, and I have been prosecuting and defending sex crimes for 40 years," Roark added.
Rwarakabije has not been prosecuted.
Only one has been prosecuted.
Nobody has been prosecuted.
To date, he has not been prosecuted.
Only one person has been prosecuted.
