Sentence examples for clearly prosecuted from inspiring English sources
"The government clearly prosecuted Caronia for his words — for his speech," the majority wrote, concluding later "the government cannot prosecute pharmaceutical manufacturers and their representatives under the F.D.C.A. for speech promoting the lawful, off-label use of an F.D.A.-approved drug".
As a first step, those involved in the worst abuses clearly must be prosecuted.
Stephen L. Carter, a professor of law at Yale as well as a successful novelist, has written a book about "just war" theory in which he concludes that Barack Obama, a president he clearly admires, has prosecuted the war on terror with no more regard for the theory's ancient principles than George W. Bush (whom many of Carter's readers no doubt consider a war criminal).
Clearly, traffickers should be prosecuted and not granted any leniency.
It is a gripping drama, showing how crime is partly a planned and intelligible activity, in which gangsters ruthlessly prosecute clearly defined interests, but also partly random, irrational and almost arbitrary.
It's a perfect storm, in that this case is clearly hard to prosecute and inoffensive to the public at large.
It is not, or at least it is not why it is important that Corzine is prosecuted or at least clearly held accountable.
Lord Elystan-Morgan did not believe that Dawkins should be prosecuted for this statement, which clearly meets the criterion of strict liability for the offence.
As Frontline so clearly showed, the minnows of Main Street are prosecuted and thrown in prison for years while the party on Wall Street continues.
One Democrat claimed his opponent "proposed making women criminals for having an abortion," even though the bill his opponent co-sponsored clearly stated a woman could not be prosecuted in "the death of her unborn child".
"Our scoping paper lays a substantial foundation for a clear, modern statute providing a coherent scheme of structured, clearly defined offences that can be readily understood and efficiently prosecuted.
