Sentence examples for its prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Mr Hart said a Daily Telegraph report showed the Charity Commission had reprimanded the RSPCA for prosecuting members of David Cameron's local hunt, instructing it to review its prosecutions process.

As a result, the ICC risks embarrassment or even failure, regardless of popular support for its prosecutions.

Maya Wang said China was sending out messages both at home and abroad with its prosecutions of Dahlin and Fengrui.

In Dade County cases as state attorney, her office became known for its prosecutions of cases involving alleged ritualistic sexual abuse of children in day care.

Many countries have such laws in theory, but Sweden carries them out: most of its prosecutions for drug offences are for mere possession, rather than dealing.

Guatemala's government also invited a United Nations legal panel, the International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala, to help strengthen its prosecutions against corruption and illegal security groups.

Last week the ICC made history when it began its prosecution of Laurent Gbagbo, former President of Ivory Coast, the first time a former head of state had ever stood in its dock.

Though the EA mounted its prosecution in 2004, it was not until 2011 that it reached Bromley magistrates' court and Thames Water was convicted of 15 charges.

Its decision may reveal how far it intends to co-operate with the court in its prosecution of Kenya's senior people.

Today, every aspect of finance — even insider trading and its prosecution — requires greater technical skills and smarts than it did in the past.

In 1871, the state dropped its prosecution.