Sentence examples for is prosecuting from inspiring English sources
verb
To start criminal proceedings against.
- To prosecute a man for trespass, or for a riot
Mr. Maloney's office is prosecuting Mr. Amuso.
Hurlbert, by contrast, is prosecuting his first high-profile case.
The government is prosecuting the party for criminal activities, but it retains some popular support.
The trial here, in which the government is prosecuting current officials, presents another potential turning point.
The ring is based in San Diego, where the county's district attorney is prosecuting the case.
Mr. Conway is prosecuting one of Mr. Forcht's nursing homes for allegedly covering up sexual abuse.
The state government is prosecuting her for corruption, and Ms Jayalalitha wants to stop this.
Some of the officers implicated were crucial witnesses in other criminal cases the office is prosecuting.
WASHINGTON — The federal government is prosecuting leakers at a brisk clip and on novel theories.
Since he is prosecuting it seriously, hardly anyone accuses him of being weak-kneed.
Federal Judge Adolfo Bagnasco, who is prosecuting the case, has a list of 30 suspects.
