Sentence examples for prosecuted from from inspiring English sources

The answer is clearly that it is about something broader — rising inequality and a corrupted political system — but how should this campaign be prosecuted from here on out?

Scotland increased the age at which children can be prosecuted from eight to 12 in 2011, and in Northern Ireland, the minister for justice, David Ford, has committed to pressing for an increase, favouring 12 or 14.

Others, such as the New York father Eric Garner, may die in a banned chokehold or, like the Baltimore 25-year-old Freddie Gray whose death is currently being prosecuted, from injuries in a police vehicle.

"But in most cases, with exceptions such as murder, the Statute of Limitations means you have five years in which you can be prosecuted from the date of any crime.

This is a novel that traces the characters involved in the case -- both the prosecutors and the prosecuted from their childhoods.

Diplomats in various countries have shielded themselves from being prosecuted from gender-based violence crimes using their privilege of diplomatic immunity.

Ms Grainger said: "It is very difficult to prosecute from offshore.

Listen to the more measured, equivocal arguments about prosecuting from this administration, our Congress, our media, which often seem to "lack all conviction".

In some states, the protection from prosecution is incomplete, e.g. in Arkansas, women are exempt from being prosecuted for the homicide of their own fetuses, but may be prosecuted for battery of their fetuses (Murphy, 2014: 865).

Later, Chen was arrested, tried, and sentenced to death, and fifty government officials were prosecuted for accepting bribes from him.

This is the same country that, for decades, helped shield Roman Polanski from being prosecuted for statutory rape in the United States.