Sentence examples for prosecuted across from inspiring English sources

Talking to them, I saw just how differently drug laws are prosecuted across the EU.

That's little comfort to victims of online harassment, who still face uninterested or uninformed law enforcement officers when they report, a patchwork of laws that makes harassment difficult to prosecute across state let alone international lines, and a civil process that is expensive and time-consuming even when it works at all.

Maybe if these preventable deaths were prosecuted more evenly across the country, it would send the message that gun safety is not optional — and that owning and storing a gun is a grave responsibility.

It's the position of pretty much every police force in the country, a whole lot of mayors, including New York's Michael Bloomberg, and prosecuting attorneys across the nation.

The laws that contribute to HIV-related prosecutions and the numbers of persons being prosecuted for HIV-related offenses vary widely across our study sites (Table  1).

Right now, those like you are sure to be prosecuted, jailed, or chased implacably across the planet.

She has also prosecuted him — though Peretti does not come across as a federal prosecutor.

The Justice Department has prosecuted dozens of similar so-called affinity fraud cases across the country in recent years.

Eighteen other people were arrested the next day in raids across south-east England, though not all were prosecuted.

Not only has she prosecuted American pimps but she has extradited sex traffickers from across the border to get them stiff sentences in Brooklyn.

The most prosecuted firm was Burnley-based Aspire Developments, which rents hundreds of properties across Lancashire.