Sentence examples for prosecuted class from inspiring English sources

The clients Hutchinson cherished most were amiable rogues, Robin Hoods who prosecuted class warfare on his behalf.

One key factor in the recent reckoning has been the shift in attitude among the political and prosecuting classes in Switzerland and Monaco.

Labour is planning to set up a consumer tsar or adviser in government with US-style powers to prosecute class-action cases against companies accused of ripping off customers.

A: In practice most people prosecuted over class B drugs receive small fines; not many of them are jailed.

I prosecuted employment discrimination class actions for 25 years, in the process forcing many major corporations to hire and promote women, minorities, older people and the disabled.

In 1994, Ejlat Feuer, a 45-year-old photographer from Bernardsville, was prosecuted for photography-class pictures featuring his 6-year-old daughter posing naked on a glass table.

Public employees who violated the new law could be prosecuted for committing a Class A misdemeanor and would be in jeopardy of losing all of their accrued benefits.

While few people will be prosecuted for not attending the class, there is a possibility of charges, Ms. Cruz said.

Microsoft Microsoft on The Forbes 500s The proposed settlement raises questions about how class actions are prosecuted.

This battle between evolutionists and 'Fundamentalists' came to a head in the mid 1920s in Dayton Tennessee, when a young school teacher John Thomas Scopes was prosecuted for teaching evolution in class, in defiance of a state law prohibiting such teaching.

Keir Starmer, the director of public prosecutions, tells the Financial Times in an interview (subscription) that the CPS is going to prosecute more middle-class tax evasion.