Sentence examples for being prosecuted with from inspiring English sources

Does Monckton-Smith realistically see anyone being prosecuted with the crime of coercive control?

"The sentences, the fraud case being prosecuted with such high publicity, as well as Mortazavi's rebuke are indicators that more will come out".

Yet poverty has increased during Mr Obama's presidency, health reform is teetering, a more welcoming immigration policy is nowhere to be seen and Mr Bush's various wars are still being prosecuted with ruthless vigour.On the religious right, meanwhile, a younger, less confrontational generation of leaders is emerging.

The Constitution protects Congress from interference in its operations by both the executive branch and the judiciary, providing a type of immunity to members from having to answer questions in court, responding to subpoenas or being prosecuted with evidence of actions involving the legislative process.

In the Air Force, 10 cases were prosecuted with 9 convictions.

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".

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

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

The ensuing campaign, begun last week, appears to have been prosecuted with a new resolve.