Sentence examples for prosecute after from inspiring English sources

The Office of Rail Regulation took the decision to prosecute after a coroner's inquest last year found that badly maintained points made the Pendolino train come off the tracks, killing Margaret Masson, who was travelling home to Glasgow with her daughter Margaret Langley.

At an abstract level, such a system may seem sensible: far better to prevent terrorism before it happens than to investigate and prosecute after a tragedy.

In fact, Holder's first big move after leaving the Obama administration was taking a plush gig at white-collar law firm Covington & Burling, a favorite of the banks he refused to prosecute after the financial crisis a crisis that helped make Trump's populism plausible.

The case is among a wave of sexual abuse cases involving Orthodox Jews that the Brooklyn district attorney, Charles J. Hynes, is prosecuting after decades in which such prosecutions were rare.

30 July 2007: Injuries to Baby Peter's face and hands are missed by a social worker after the boy is deliberately smeared with chocolate to hide them. 1 August 2007: The boy is examined at a child development clinic. 2 August 2007: Police tell Connelly she will not be prosecuted after her case is considered by the Crown Prosecution Service. 3 August 2007: Baby Peter is found dead in his cot.

He was detained and prosecuted after the 2009 election and remains in prison.

Most, they say, were prosecuted after suffering obstetric complications away from medical care.

She was prosecuted after her housemates in Belfast reported her to the police.

A state senator was prosecuted after he accepted $100 to cover expenses for a speech he gave at an upstate resort.

Despite helping to defeat the Nazis, Turing was eventually prosecuted after being caught with a 19-year-old man in 1952.

A gay rights activist has said that the parents of Leelah Alcorn should be prosecuted, after the transgender teenager took her own life.