Sentence examples for before being prosecuted from inspiring English sources

Turned out the assassin wasn't even remotely affiliated with the Aryan Brotherhood; instead, he knew his victims well, having worked with all of them before being prosecuted for theft of county-owned computer monitors.

The publication of his commentaries has on occasion led to newspapers being prosecuted before Iran's conservative press court.

It is also worth pointing out that if Intel were being prosecuted before a national competition authority of an E.U. member state it would receive the full protection of the case law of the European Convention of Human Rights.

The archdiocese said that a priest accused of molesting boys was given therapy in 1980 and later allowed to resume pastoral duties, before committing further abuses and being prosecuted.

TRT was being prosecuted for this before the coup, and the case is almost certain to be revived.The second party, the Democrats, under their well-liked but ineffectual leader, Abhisit Vejjajiva, have performed lamentably during Thailand's long crisis.

One official with the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because, as a regulator, he was not allowed to speak publicly about the case, questioned why one of the defendants, who had joined Chevron Pacific Indonesia only six months before the official investigation began, was being prosecuted for a project from seven years earlier.

Why is he being prosecuted?

Lundgren failed to stop after being warned: Mr. Lundgren was even warned by a customs seizure notice that his conduct was illegal and given the opportunity to stop before he was prosecuted.

Svikeris, who lived in Milton Keynes, died before he could be prosecuted.

Three other men who were interviewed by police in connection with the case are also believed to have died before they could be prosecuted.

There was also the matter of the resignation in 2004 of the chief minister, Richard Corkill, before his wife was prosecuted for stealing tourism grants.