Sentence examples for prosecuted because of from inspiring English sources

He is being prosecuted because of his deplorable opinions, not because he incited violence.

How many other rape victims were prosecuted because of incomplete police investigations?

I think they are being prosecuted because of the international attention.

Lawyers for some defendants said their clients were being prosecuted because of their family ties to Hamas leaders.

He said "Martha Stewart is not being prosecuted because of who she is but because of what she did.

Some of the staff members accused of abuse are still alive, but are unlikely to be prosecuted because of New York's statute of limitations.

The attorney general decided not to prosecute because of the seven-year time lapse since the gifts had been accepted.

The murder cases have proved difficult to prosecute because of insufficient evidence, he said by e-mail.

Most of the abuse cases now emerging around the country occurred too long ago to prosecute because of statutes of limitation.

The student's lawyers sent a letter to Bright asking him not to prosecute because of how intrusive that would be for the student.

"We realised that it would be a difficult case to prosecute because of the lack of eyewitnesses who came forward," it said.