Sentence examples for he began prosecuting from inspiring English sources

Ever since he began prosecuting the war against terrorism, President Bush has rarely displayed the slightest ambivalence about his strategy, and has managed to send messages of resolve to friends and enemies alike -- until the last few weeks, that is, when he was forced into the maelstrom of the Middle East.

Congress acted after Cairo's military rulers began prosecuting four American-financed democracy groups and detained 15 workers.

It's not going to go well, you know?" Montuori and his colleagues at the Justice Department began prosecuting Kruse and the other herpers in August of 2015.

That was before the polygamy discussion went uncomfortably global when Governor Leavitt's brother began prosecuting Tom Green, a high-profile and media-savvy fundamentalist with five wives.

The administration wants to prosecute only the most outrageous material; Focus would rather it began prosecuting mainstream porn, which would automatically rein in the hard stuff.Paradoxically, the very thing that worries liberals about Mr Bush that he is an evangelical himself gives him some room for manoeuvre with social conservatives.

Croatia has become the new route of choice for refugees desperate to reach the welcome offered to them in western Europe, after Hungary closed its borders and began prosecuting anyone who entered the country "illegally".

That is the law most often used against pedophiles after they are identified by Ms. Pirro's High Technology Crimes Bureau, which was established in December 1997 and began prosecuting Internet sex crimes in July 1999.

Ms. Pirro established an environmental-crimes bureau soon after she took office in 1994, she said, and began prosecuting deep-pocketed corporations as well as willfully negligent individuals for illegal discharges, illegal dumping, oil spills and septic overflows.

As federal officials around the country began prosecuting cases, officials at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the agency that runs Medicare, initiated a program to crack down on abuses.

Mr. Ivancevich, who began prosecuting child molesting cases here in 1977, said some of the most significant changes to the law came in the mid-1990's when the Legislature made exceptions to the so-called hearsay rules, which generally prevent prosecutors from introducing second-hand information at a trial.

The origins of the sting operations date to 1994, when Ms. Pirro's office began prosecuting a case against a 51-year-old Seattle man named Alan Paul Barlow, who was sending sexually explicit pictures of himself to a 14-year-old Mamaroneck girl on the Internet.