Sentence examples for frequent prosecutions from inspiring English sources

"They're keeping their heads down," he said, because of relentless surveillance and frequent prosecutions.

For years the group taunted the police and MI5 despite frequent prosecutions and disruption.

Those pressing for new legislation -- or more frequent leak prosecutions -- also should be mindful of the challenges and risks that accompany criminal prosecutions of leaks of classified information.

Waivers are frequent, and most prosecutions of even serious offenses in the federal courts are thus initiated by prosecutors.

And alleged gang rivalry is a frequent element in joint enterprise prosecutions.

Nonetheless, Mr. Fidell suggests that assigning prosecutorial discretion to lawyers outside the chain of command would "allay concern that commanders have (or appear to have) a conflict of interest"—a proposal that would make operational mishap prosecution even less frequent.

Choudary courted publicity and controversy, making frequent media appearances, and managed to evade prosecution.

Nevertheless, prosecutions like these are growing more frequent.

"Recently, detentions of Russian citizens in various countries, at the request of American law enforcement, have become more frequent — with the goal of extradition and legal prosecution in the United States".

Ms Tuncel's newly-acquired parliamentary immunity protects her from further prosecution in a case that rested on her frequent trips to PKK camps in northern Iraq.

Sex change operations became more frequent, though doctors balked at performing surgery for fear of prosecution under obscure statutes based on English common law that forbade the maiming of men who might serve as soldiers.