Sentence examples for current prosecutions are from inspiring English sources

I pointed out that few, if any, in our community would disagree with his distinction--but that in reality the current prosecutions are not of those high-level officials who regularly leak to the press to advance their policy agendas.

Such prosecutions are not straightforward.

Cowardice prosecutions are rare.

Federal capital prosecutions are expensive.

HIV-related prosecutions are cumulative estimates from the beginning of the epidemic in 1981 or when records of HIV-related prosecutions became available within a geographic location.

In December, Iceland's largest-circulation newspaper, Frettabladid – also part of Johannesson's wife's 365 Media empire – featured detailed coverage of claims by the former Baugur boss that his current criminal prosecution is part of a campaign of "persecution" by the "jealous" Icelandic business and political establishment stretching back 10 years.

Thousands of prosecutions were filed.

Then as now, too, prosecutions were rare.

This rise in prosecutions is significant because a large number of prosecutions have resulted in criminal trial and conviction.

Fewer than 9,500 prosecutions were reported globally, resulting in approximately 5,800 convictions.

On the enforcement front, residents were active in lodging complaints, but few actual prosecutions were needed.