Sentence examples for prosecuted any further from inspiring English sources

While the relationship between Nicole and Michael sounds extremely volatile and abusive at times, it's highly perplexing how Nicole Doucet will not be prosecuted any further and Michael was not called to testify.

More specifically, compound classes that after a certain chemical elaboration fail to exhibit a differentiated activity profile, i.e. do not show activity cliffs, should not be prosecuted any further since all too often those 'flat SAR' or 'rolling-hill' analogues were repeatedly identified as cul-de-sac series in many lead finding campaigns.

Every public figure who is psychologically identified with the ways of power in America has condemned Snowden as a traitor, or deplored his actions as merely those of a criminal, someone about whom the judgment 'he must be prosecuted' obviates any further judgment and any need for thought".

Barrett Brown, who is helping to organize a legal defense for those who might be prosecuted, said further raids were expected.

After publicly suggesting that nearly 700 voters could face jail time for violating a new voting law in the state, Alabama's secretary of state has announced that he won't refer anyone to be prosecuted following further investigation from election officials. .

"In fact they use this law to prosecute any political activist who criticizes the government".

But instead of prosecuting any of the alleged embezzlers, the police arrested Mr Magnitsky.

Rolf Harris is to be prosecuted over three further allegations of indecent assault, including one relating to a girl aged seven or eight years old.

After the first trial, the prosecutorsencouraged by their success prosecuted over 100 further CPUSA officers for violating the Smith Act.

Patti Gossman, a senior researcher on Afghanistan at Human Rights Watch, told VICE News Friday that it is imperative that perpetrators in the incident are prosecuted to deter further attacks of this kind.

Clearly those restrictions have now been eased and, as HMRC said last week, they will therefore continue to have discussions with prosecuting authorities about any further action that should be taken".