Sentence examples for of all prosecutions from inspiring English sources

On Valentine's Day 1989, the dying Ayatollah Khomeini launched the mother of all prosecutions against Salman Rushdie.

For instance, about 40percentt of all prosecutions in the country involve witchcraft in some way, with lawyers often instructing their clients not to cast any spells while in custody.

For instance, around 40percentt of all prosecutions in the country involve witchcraft in some respect, with lawyers often instructing their clients not to cast any spells while in the dock.

Basson himself maintained at his trial that the drugs were made for crowd control purposes, but few believed this story, least of all the prosecution.

MS. DYSON: A policy of all-out prosecution sounds to me like the current war on drugs: not likely to be successful and likely to create more problems than it solves.

The Muslim Brotherhood, which helped lead the Islamist rally, issued a statement declaring the ruling military council responsible for allowing excessive violence against unarmed protesters, and it called for prosecution "of all those who commanded this attack".

But it became a stealth weapon for the prosecution: of all the pieces in the indictment, it was among the few on which the statute of limitations had yet to expire.

"Only a swift prosecution of all those responsible for these criminal acts can help to ensure that similar attacks not will be repeated," OSCE media freedom representative Dunja Mijatovic said in a statement.

More recently, Berlusconi has pushed a bill to restrict the use of wiretaps in all prosecutions not involving terrorism or the Mafia, and to jail for up to three years journalists who publish leaked wiretaps.

The Espionage Act has been used by the Justice Department in nearly all prosecutions of government employees for disclosing classified information to the news media, including the record-setting five such cases under President Obama.

More than half of all federal prosecutions are now for immigration-related offences.