Sentence examples for is prosecuted in from inspiring English sources

If he is prosecuted in the United States, some will cast him as the world's first cybermartyr.

Although the trial in Pennsylvania may be the only assault case against Cosby that is prosecuted in court, the women aren't discouraged.

It's a comforting and optimistic notion at odds with how real crime occurs and is prosecuted in New York, where a third of cases still don't even result in an arrest, and a large percentage of violent crime still occurs between strangers, according to Mr. Karmen.

Like Hecuba at the Swan Theatre, a war with a dubious moral basis is prosecuted in Henry V, revived now with huge flair and bite in a production by Gregory Doran that is an impressive addition to his English histories project.

It takes place in 1948, when Davis Knight (played by Brian Lee Franklin), the great-grandson of Newton and Rachel, who looks like a white man, is prosecuted in a Mississippi court for his marriage to a white woman, because, under state law, his ancestry renders him officially black.

She is right, too, that Mas Canosa was a caudillo, and not by instinct a democrat.Yet in her desire to establish the equivalence of Mas Canosa and Mr Castro she overreaches, falling into conspiracy theory ("even when corruption is prosecuted in Miami, it may not be so much in the interests of the public as in the interest of certain members of the ruling elite") or exaggeration.

With the investigations that the federal government is prosecuting in recent years, how concerned are the panelists with that crime?

Is it any wonder that the only person not being prosecuted in the City of Bell scandal is former police chief Randy Adams?

No officer was prosecuted in the case.

Serving presidents cannot be prosecuted in France.

The students were prosecuted in juvenile court.