Sentence examples for deliberately prosecuting from inspiring English sources

Brussels has accused the Ukrainian authorities of deliberately prosecuting opponents of the president.

Although the Florida police secured an arrest warrant in 1960 charging petitioner with armed robbery, he was not tried until 1968; he demanded a speedy trial as early as 1962; he has shown that he was substantially prejudiced by the delay; and the State, it appears, was deliberately slow in prosecuting him.

Andrew Smith QC, prosecuting, claimed Oliver had been injured deliberately.

Yet market abuse, which the FSA has defined as including insider trading, spreading false information, or deliberately distorting share prices, is usually pursued by prosecuting offenders, not restricting types of activity.

"I cannot believe an ordinary member of the public would not be prosecuted for deliberately damaging these gates with their car.

As Trump sees it, Mueller is aggressively prosecuting Manafort — detailing his alleged tax evasion and bank fraud scheme and flashing snapshots of his extravagant wardrobe for the jury — to deliberately embarrass Trump and undermine his presidency.

Number Two: stop prosecuting wars.

"But if you're prosecuting..."...

Surrey Police said it would prosecute anyone who deliberately put dangerous items on the road.

German Cardinal Reinhard Marx told a conference on paedophilia in the Church that procedures to prosecute offenders "were deliberately not complied with".

The regulator has the power to prosecute those who make deliberately or recklessly misleading statements to the stock exchange.