Sentence examples for prosecuted some from inspiring English sources

According to Human Rights Watch, Kenya has prosecuted some people over the violence but these prosecutions rarely target senior leaders, or police officers who have been accused of using excessive force.

We prosecuted some of the largest companies in America.

Most, like Latvia, have job restrictions and have prosecuted some former collaborators.

The Justice Department opposes immunity, leaving the door open, possibly, for the nuns to be prosecuted some day.

Norm Cairns, an assistant United States attorney for New Mexico, said his office had also prosecuted some misdemeanors.

His government also prosecuted some of those accused of genocide during the civil war (1960 96), with lengthy prison terms for the convicted.

Thompson has also stopped prosecuting some individuals for the possession of small amounts of marijuana.

It expects to make a decision about prosecuting some suspects by the end of the year.

Thomas Delahanty II, the United States attorney in Maine, announced recently that the federal authorities would help investigate the heists from now on and prosecute some of the cases.

"Of course, as a policeman, I would like to prosecute some of these people if we could prove that they had committed crimes," he continued.

In that short tenure, his staff has ventured far beyond Wall Street, prosecuting some of the nation's - and the world's - most prominent defendants.