Sentence examples for government prosecuted from inspiring English sources

The US government prosecuted on 14 charges.

Human rights organizations and diplomats say that serious questions linger about the manner in which the government prosecuted the war.

The Arab government prosecuted a vicious war against southerners, who have been chafing for their own separate state even before Sudan's independence in 1956.

The ruthlessness with which his government prosecuted the final stages of the war, and then interned some 300,000 Tamils for months, alienated many in the West.

In 1964, the white minority government prosecuted Mr. Mandela for treason because of his fight against the system of racial segregation known as apartheid.

The State Department's report on trafficking said that according to preliminary information, the Spanish government prosecuted 202 trafficking suspects and convicted 80 in 2010.

If unpaid internships really are illegal, why isn't the government prosecuting those employers that offer them?

More to the point, is it worth the government prosecuting a great athlete who may or may not have lied about using illegal drugs?

Haji Aghalalai Dastgiri, an elder from Panjwai and a member of Kandahar's provincial council, told The Independent: "People [at the meeting] requested that either the US government or the Afghan government prosecute the killer as soon as possible.

In 2002, Ms Raich and Diane Monson asked a California court to stop the federal government prosecuting medical-marijuana smokers after federal agents seized six plants from Ms Monson's house.

"It's pretty stunning in Egypt's supposed new era of rights to see the military government prosecuting someone in a military court for writing about the military," Sarah Leah Whitson, the Middle East and North Africa director at Human Rights Watch, said last week.