Sentence examples for had not prosecuted from inspiring English sources

The State of Texas admitted in 1994 that as of that date it had not prosecuted anyone under those circumstances.

Ms. Bensouda said she had endured constant and sometimes angry queries about the court's effectiveness, particularly about why she had not prosecuted atrocities in the Syria conflict, where near daily accounts of massacres and extrajudicial killings have become almost routine.

Asked why it had not prosecuted Love in the UK under the Computer Misuse Act, the National Crime Agency confirmed that it had never sent a full file of evidence on Love to the Crown Prosecution Service.

Although the regulators extracted fines, the complexity of the deals made it difficult to prove that the banks had knowingly committed fraud, Mr. Morgenthau said, after a reporter asked why he had not prosecuted the banks.

Barbara Ford, a Bronx woman attending a rally up the street at the National Action Network, the Rev. Al Sharpton's headquarters, said they had not prosecuted the case "as fully as it could have been".

He said that the town had not prosecuted noise violations against the club because noise-meter readings, taken outside the club, have been below 65 decibels, the cutoff point for noise complaints.

When I asked Mr. Moore why the district attorney hadn't prosecuted someone who was supposedly so dangerous, Mr. Moore said he didn't know.

The Crown Prosecution Service has not prosecuted any relative of more than 100 Britons who have gone abroad to end their lives at clinics run by the Swiss charity Dignitas, although the police have investigated many of these cases.

But the government has not prosecuted a single successful case for killings by armed contractors overseas.

Yet Trading Standards have not prosecuted any psychics or companies ripping people off in this way.

Sudan denies paying any ransom money, but it has not prosecuted anyone in the abductions, despite promising to do so.