Sentence examples for interested in prosecuting from inspiring English sources

"The Army wasn't interested in prosecuting a battle-scarred sergeant".

Just what will happen to Mrs. McGuckin is unclear, though local authorities have strongly suggested that they are less interested in prosecuting her on the neglect charges than they are in securing professional help to deal with her mental illness.

So if Mr. Duvalier had been able to slip into the country and then quietly leave without incident, as he was originally scheduled to do on Thursday, he may have been able to argue that Haiti was no longer interested in prosecuting him — and that the money should be his.

GOP committee members were more interested in prosecuting journalism: "Rep.

In most cases, law enforcement simply isn't interested in prosecuting travelers carrying small amounts of marijuana, according to Mandel.

Popular belief in magic was widespread in the Middle Ages, but theologians had been generally sceptical, and lawyers only interested in prosecuting cases in which harm from magic was evident.

Several defense lawyers involved in the case have said in recent days that the government seems less interested in singling out athletes than in prosecuting manufacturers and distributors of steroids, particularly the designer drug THG, or tetrahydrogestrinone, which is at the center of the scandal.

A senior member of the Ulster Defence Association UDAA) has accused the Historical Enquiries Team (HET) of being interested only in prosecuting loyalists.

Mr. Castro has also faulted Ms. Pirro for at times seeming more interested in publicity -- she is quick to call in television cameras to announce cases -- than in prosecuting.

"But I am interested in seeing this prosecuted as aggressively as it can be.

When Boroujerdi, in his defense, proposed the idea of a debate, he was told "we're not interested in debates; we prosecute and execute".