Sentence examples for prosecuted most from inspiring English sources

That is the paramount reason how we have successfully prosecuted most of the 95 Orthodox Jewish cases we've brought over the last three years.

Meanwhile, the district attorney who prosecuted most of the Tulia cases, Terry McEachern, has a problem of his own to deal with.

Since 2001, the Justice Department's tax division has obtained more than 350 civil injunctions against people selling or promoting frivolous tax arguments and has successfully prosecuted most of them, recouping an estimated $600 million.

But the protesters were surprised when 26 among them who already had "ban and bar" letters were charged and prosecuted, most for "illegal re-entry onto a United States military reservation".

There are many overlapping causes, among them severe automated federal sentencing rules; a passionate but badly managed "war on drugs" prosecuted most heavily in African-American neighborhoods; and deepening inequalities in personal income and access to education, whose effects fall hardest on urban teen-agers.

Prisoners were prosecuted, most for their roles in Quinn's murder and the deaths of the three stabbed prisoners.

Mayor Bloomberg recently noted that the government is not prosecuting most felons who illegally try to buy guns, and others who lie on their background checks.

Greg Sargent interviews legal experts who note that Mr Obama's policy measures don't actually change the law: rather, authorities lack the resources to prosecute most of the 11.5m illegal immigrants in America, and DACA simply prioritises who should be prosecuted.

The government's failure to investigate and prosecute most of those responsible for the crimes of May 2nd, and its failure to deliver the Maidan revolution's promises, may pose the greatest threat of all to Odessa.

That is, of course, a key feature of the American legal system: as with its political system, those powers not explicitly held by the federal government are left to the states – including the power to determine and prosecute most crimes.

A senior I.R.S. official acknowledged yesterday that the agency lacked the resources to prosecute most of the offshore tax evaders or even to pursue civil penalties against more than a fraction.