Sentence examples for less prosecuted from inspiring English sources

And no wonder: the counterfeiters are rarely identified, much less prosecuted.

Not a single policeman has been charged, much less prosecuted, for any of these deaths.

Since the end of the 19th century, American courts have been denying husbands the right to "chastise" their wives, but abusive men were rarely arrested, much less prosecuted.

Meanwhile, the inadequacies of the much-reformed police complaints system, searingly exposed in the Guardian by John Crawley this week, remain as much an issue in the Tomlinson tragedy as the unreformed system was in that of Peach - where no officer was ever disciplined, much less prosecuted.

More than that, in-person voter impersonation fraud, the only kind of fraud voter ID laws work to prevent, constituted a fraction of any cases reported, much less prosecuted.

Meanwhile, President Obama decided not to investigate, much less prosecute, anyone who actually did the torturing.

It was an unusually speedy trial for Pakistan's weak criminal justice system, which is rarely able to keep militants in custody, much less prosecute them.

He recommends that Romney do less prosecuting of the Obama administration, and more talking about his ideas.

Today, we couldn't even get miscreant bankers to resign in exchange for their billions in bailouts, much less prosecute them for criminal behavior.

In Mexico, no former president has answered under oath for his official acts, much less been prosecuted for them.

In fact, it is a felony entailing a three-year prison sentence to discuss national policy with a foreigner, and, although such offenses have been less frequently prosecuted recently, most Libyans speak of such matters anxiously.