Sentence examples for most prosecutions are from inspiring English sources

But most prosecutions are for online content which supposedly endangers national security.

An anti-corruption commission has been set up, and posters around the country even promote an anti-corruption hotline, but critics suspect that most prosecutions are politically motivated.

Most prosecutions are not federal, no one now in prison will be released, and the careful hedge of politic exceptions — no mercy for drug gangs, dealers, etc. — is bound to create many complications.

England has an independent "director of public prosecutions" concerned only with the most serious types of crime, but most prosecutions have been conducted by private barristers briefed by him or by the police.

Most Kenyans feel these prosecutions are vital in order to undermine the deeply rooted culture of impunity, our correspondent says.

Perhaps most of all, criminal prosecutions are needed to make sure that this does not happen again.

One of Anderson's most high-profile prosecutions was of a man named Michael Morton.

Among our study sites, the states with the most HIV-related prosecutions were Ohio (n = 25) and Texas (n = 22).

Such prosecutions are not straightforward.

Cowardice prosecutions are rare.

Historically, criminal prosecutions were mounted most often where the crimes occurred.