Sentence examples for prosecute somehow from inspiring English sources

This calculation — that C.I.A. officers, unlike soldiers, law-enforcement officers, and other public servants who risk their lives to serve the country, are too fragile for criticism, too valuable to fire, and too patriotic to prosecute — somehow tied the Obama Administration in knots.

As to the first, Suben's first term lends no support to any notion that he would somehow fail to prosecute sex-related criminal offenses.

lacked somehow the stomach to prosecute and preferred the easier route of civil settlement," he said.

But his implication -- that Mr. Obama had somehow changed the approach to prosecuting terrorists -- was quickly picked up by conservative blogs, talk shows and an all-star cast of conservatives: Sarah Palin, Newt Gingrich, the newly elected Senator Scott Brown of Massachusetts and Republican leaders in Congress.

"I had one case where a 3 ½-year-old boy had a hairbrush shoved up his rectum by his mother's girlfriend, and somehow the district attorney chose not to prosecute," she says.

What is striking to me about Jake Halpern's Profile of Darren Wilson is that the killing of Michael Brown, an unarmed teen-ager, by a cop who fired ten shots into the street, is somehow considered by the Ferguson Police Department, the St . Louis CountyProsecuting Attorney, and the Justice Department to be regrettable yet unpunishable ("The Cop," August 10th & 17th).

Mohamedbhai says that the city has spent millions of dollars on court rulings that find police guilty of bad behavior, yet somehow the Denver DA hasn't seen fit to prosecute a single officer in 23 years.

He was never prosecuted so we have to assume he was innocent, but somehow I wanted more analysis rather than just an account of what he was feeling at the time.

Somehow, we do manage to convict a lot of dangerous criminals, and the southern district in New York does have a lot of experience, even prosecuting terrorists.

Should we prosecute corporations?

We prosecute crimes".