Sentence examples for demanding prosecutions from inspiring English sources
But they have not been aggressively demanding prosecutions today.
The parliament then passed a resolution demanding prosecution.
TEHRAN — A leading figure in Iran's opposition issued a defiant statement on Tuesday demanding prosecution of those he accused of fraud in the disputed presidential election and of human rights abuses against opposition demonstrators over the past year.
A women's organisation has also lodged a police complaint demanding prosecution of the lawyers, who represent four men who are on death row after being convicted of the fatal gang-rape of a student in Delhi in 2012.
I've been thinking of that story these last few days when the internet blasted the mother of the young boy who fell into that compound, accusing her of neglect, demanding prosecution and taking away her other children.
The Democratic platform condemned child labour and demanded prosecution of monopolies and federal aid for education.
In one recent case in Gloucestershire, magistrates did not demand prosecution costs of a very ill woman whose dog had bitten a council worker because they already had to impose a £180 criminal courts charge.
Contrary to the smooth-sounding, but ignorant comments of the head of DOJ's criminal division to Frontline's award-winning producer Marty Smith, demanding such prosecutions and accountability isn't vindictive or mob-rule.
WASHINGTON -- Hundreds of protesters from around the country descended on a meeting of all 50 state attorneys general in the nation's capital on Monday, demanding criminal prosecutions for bankers and mortgage servicers accused of foreclosure fraud and other abuses.
Their real punch line is this: Let a white cop gun down a young black, and civil rights leaders storm the protest barricades demanding arrests, prosecutions and throw the book at em' jail sentences for the man or woman with a badge accused of the slaying.
More than 100 Tory MPs signed a Commons motion demanding their prosecution.
