Sentence examples for has begun prosecuting from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the Cambodian government has begun prosecuting the most abusive traffickers.

Although the junta has censored partisan media on both sides, it has begun prosecuting opponents and summoned hundreds of politicians.

There are a few rays of hope, however; the Indonesian press is paying more attention recently, and Indonesia's new government has begun prosecuting illegal loggers.

Before the so-called zero-tolerance policy was officially announced on May 7, the Trump administration already had begun prosecuting some parents and sending their children to government shelters.

Research highlights that states have begun prosecuting their own citizens as perpetrators of acts of forced displacement under legislation in accordance with IHL (Personal Interview 2014a, 2014b).

The SFO has also begun prosecuting corporate entities recently.

THE United States has begun withdrawing the soldiers it sent to the southern Philippines to prosecute its war on terrorism.

Working with the panel, Guatemalan prosecutors had begun to make headway in prosecuting high-profile officials for corruption.

While Argentina and Chile have begun more vigorously investigating and prosecuting human rights violations committed during those countries' dictatorships, successive Brazilian governments have refused to investigate and find those responsible for crimes committed during the dictatorship that ended in 1985.

The interns had begun discussing a Lifetime movie, "Prosecuting Casey Anthony," starring Rob Lowe.

HERR PELCKMANN: You have already mentioned, Witness, that the legal authorities began prosecuting crimes committed in concentration camps in 1943.