Sentence examples for first to be prosecuted from inspiring English sources

The nurse, Leslie Brown, 40, was believed among the first to be prosecuted under the "mandated reporting law".

More than two dozen journalists have been killed in Somalia in recent years, but Mr. Hassan's death may be the first to be prosecuted.

The three officers in the case, plus one other who was acquitted, were the first to be prosecuted in the scandal.

pic.twitter.com/dti639xq0U Pyramid schemes are also illegal in the UK, but prosecutions are rare in practice - in September, 11 women were the first to be prosecuted for such a scheme under 2008 legislation that banned them.

In April of last year, a 22-year-old Tyne-and-Wear man became the first to be prosecuted by the RSPCA for swallowing a goldfish after he posted the footage online.

A prominent Muslim questioned why Muslims had been the first to be prosecuted when witnesses and human rights groups agree that most of the violence had been carried out by Buddhist mobs attacking Muslims.

Barclays agreed to cooperate against other banks involved, and while UBS is the second to be prosecuted, more are yet to come.

Welch and Johnson were the fourth and fifth people to be prosecuted in the Salt Lake City scandal.

Mr. Welch and Mr. Johnson became the fourth and fifth people to be prosecuted in the Salt Lake City scandal, and according to the indictment were the ones most directly involved in the plan to win votes through lavish spending and gift-giving to I.O.C. delegates.

They are the first troops to be prosecuted.

But Terry is apparently the first person to be prosecuted for remarks made on the field.