Sentence examples for prosecuted so far from inspiring English sources

Only one of the 1,000 people involved in the scandal has been prosecuted so far.

It only outlawed the bribing of officials abroad two years ago, and no one has been prosecuted so far.

Mr. Orozco is on death row for the killing, the only member prosecuted so far in the killing.

Far from it: Massey, 39, directed one of the most extensive and notorious identity-theft rings prosecuted so far by federal authorities.

Antifraud laws that went on the books in 1963 have so far yielded only one conviction, and the sole insider-trading case prosecuted so far ended in January with the acquittal of a real estate executive.

For that to happen, either the Justice Department or the Pentagon would have to decide to prosecute — so far neither has shown any interest.

Panin was "one of the pre-eminent cybercriminals that we've been able to apprehend and prosecute so far," said federal prosecutor John Horn.

So it's highly unlikely that prosecuting the (so far just alleged) actions of one of New York City's shadiest landlords will slow down this market-rate merry-go-round, since Croman is almost certainly just one of many.

The CPS in London has prosecuted 1,371 people so far and there are 610 defendants still in the court system.

A spokesman for the traffic police's crime department said the police had established a working group to decide how to prosecute cases, so far with little luck.

As William Finnegan laid out in a recent profile of Zainab Ahmad, an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Eastern District of New York, America's civilian courts actually have quite a good record prosecuting terrorists so far, with six hundred convictions just since 9/11.