At other times, however, we show that place references can be reformulated to more adequately implement the action of a turn in prosecuting the course of action of which it is a part.
As Neil Sheehan, who covered the war in Vietnam for The New York Times, wrote in 1966: "My quiet worry concerns what we are doing to ourselves in the course of prosecuting this war... in the process we are corrupting ourselves... and I hope we will not do this again".
Flags will fly at half-mast and law enforcement officials have promised, of course, to sternly and vigorously prosecute this hate crime to the fullest extent of the law.
I mean it's chilling to hear what happened, and of course the fact that law enforcement didn't immediately go after and prosecute this case is another chilling example of horrible decisions made by people in this process".
"It's a horrible case, I mean it's chilling to hear what happened, and of course the fact that law enforcement didn't immediately go after and prosecute this case is another chilling example of horrible decisions made by people in this process".
Rick Santorum criticized the local police: "It's chilling to hear what happened and, of course, the fact that law enforcement didn't immediately go after and prosecute this case is another chilling example of obviously horrible decisions made by people in this process".
How would you prosecute this case?
The United States Justice Department must investigate and prosecute this hostile campaign.
"We had no desire to prosecute this woman,"one investigator in the case told me.
"Prosecuting this guy is like prosecuting the piano player in a whorehouse," said Bill Rosch, Boyle's attorney, in rich old-Western vernacular.
"I would often ask the question, 'why on earth can't we prosecute this person?'.
