Sentence examples similar to coming prosecutions from inspiring English sources

What good can come from prosecutions so many years after the crimes?

Next came criminal prosecutions that rid the industry of mobsters, resulting in dramatically reduced prices for the city's commercial customers.

While the Manning case could set a troubling precedent for journalists, there still seems to be a different standard when it comes to prosecutions, with some high-profile, establishment journalists continuing to report on classified briefings without any apparent repercussions for them or their sources.

However, should Karzai ratify this law, I fear that women would stop coming forward because prosecutions would be nearly impossible to secure.

"What I believe we should do is not politicize this, the idea of prosecutions coming from the hard left.

Legislation was introduced to limit wages and to prevent the consumption of luxury goods by the lower classes, with prosecutions coming to take up most of the legal system's energy and time.

When the pleas came, the prosecution was not yet halfway through its case.

Many believe this language is key when it comes to prosecution of dangerous drivers, or lack thereof.

Now comes the prosecution's second chance.

She has a huge uphill battle to get many residents of this city to trust the legal process when it comes to prosecution of the police.

Wesolowski is the highest-ranking Vatican official to be investigated for sex abuse, and his case raises questions of sovereignty when it comes to prosecution.