Sentence examples for prosecuted that from inspiring English sources

In a system where only the guilty are prosecuted, that might be less of a problem.

"DeLaughter stuck his neck out, and learned he could make friends with Myrlie Evers, and he prosecuted that case and got a conviction, and that was an amazing start to something," Mr. Barber said, referring to the wave of later prosecutions.

Obama said that, if terrorists can be captured and prosecuted, "that's always my preference.

"Women can run brothels responsibly here and not be prosecuted, that's an incredible achievement.

Steven D. Clymer, who prosecuted that case and won convictions against two of the officers, said the verdicts also demonstrated the power that charges of racism can bring to a criminal trial.

No one is going to be prosecuted, that of course it what a non-prosecution agreement ensures.

Bush admits to just two errors in prosecuting that war.

As for the president's avowed desire not to prosecute, that is not for him to choose.

"If say, one of them goes on holiday in Paris, then France would have the legal obligation to arrest and prosecute that individual.

"Finding out who is responsible may not mean that you can prosecute that person," Mr. Keating said, adding that the fact that the only other witness says it was an accident is "a huge burden to overcome".

"Usually no one comes out and says that starting today I'm not going to prosecute that crime, which sends a message of failure and tells the community you're free to commit that crime," he said.