The large-scale prosecutions could not be independently verified but, if they proceed, they would represent a stepping-up of the government's longtime struggle against defiant Christian groups.
Given the way the government conducts its pretrial publicity campaigns, it's fair to assume that these effects aren't just incidental byproducts -- they're deliberate elements of an overall "shock and awe" approach to large-scale federal prosecutions.
Large-scale growers are prosecuted.
But this is where a much longer-running, far sicker joke is poised to kick in – the one known as federal criminal prosecution of large-scale financial malefactors.
The ruling by the court in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk could now leave the major Yukos shareholder vulnerable to prosecution for large-scale tax evasion, for which he has already been charged.
These findings together with the development of modern methods and techniques allowing the prosecution of large-scale association studies have evolved the studies of complex disorders from the candidate-gene approach to the genomewide association study (GWAS).
With [computer] software, casual copying was lessened by a combination of education efforts and evolving, maturing business models, with some exemplary prosecutions of large-scale piracy.
What is clear is that men responsible for large-scale murder are living openly without fear of prosecution or reprisal, and indeed with the tacit support of current government officials.
The tax authority reopened its investigation into British customers of HSBC Suisse in February 2015 following a public outcry over the alleged large-scale fraud, but has failed to add to the single prosecution of a tax cheat from the bank.
The ECHR ruling in 2011 related to the start of legal proceedings against Khodorkovsky and Lebedev, whereas Thursday's ruling concerned their criminal prosecution, which resulted in them being found guilty of large-scale tax evasion and fraud in 2005.
