Sentence examples for prosecuted for what from inspiring English sources

At stake is whether wireless consumers can be prosecuted for what, not long ago, was considered a routine practice.

Instead, he pointedly said that "the Justice Department has total authority" on deciding "who gets prosecuted for what".

He doesn't want to have small people, who were sent out to do their jobs, prosecuted for what they did".

Unlike civilian judges, a military commander decides who gets prosecuted for what crimes and at what level of severity.

"I do know that they will be caught, and they will be prosecuted for what they have done".

Like a grant of immunity, Dr. Gilman will not be prosecuted for what he says, but he does admit in the agreement that he violated the law.

Human rights lawyer Simon Natas, from campaign group Joint Enterprise: Not Guilty by Association, says there is a discrepancy between "what people are prosecuted for and what they are sentenced for".

Black said junior officers should not be made scapegoats or prosecuted for doing what they were authorised to do by their superiors.

Of course, calling this a pioneering case is another way of saying that Germans haven't, until now, been prosecuted for doing what Demjanjuk did.

"[Brown was] being prosecuted for who he is rather than what he's done," Geragos said.

At the news conference after the close of the defense's case, the church workers expressed anger that the government had prosecuted them for what they described as the ministry of the church.