Sentence examples for prosecuted throughout from inspiring English sources
It has been prosecuted throughout eight Administrations and has had the type of social and cultural impact that few things short of real warfare do.
His mother has completed her first week of a hunger strike in protest against her son's incarceration; human rights groups estimate that more than 12,000 civilians have been processed through military courts in the nine months since Mubarak's fall, many times more than were prosecuted throughout his three-decade dictatorship.
Former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy, who led the prosecution of Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman and a dozen others in his terrorist organization, put it in perspective this way: "The United States' forces have often killed and captured in a single day of combat more jihadists than were prosecuted throughout the 1990s".
"Does this mean that the federal government will be prosecuting individuals throughout California, Washington, Colorado and elsewhere who comply with state law permitting marijuana use, or is the Davies case merely a rogue prosecutor out of step with administration and department policy?" asked Elliot R. Peters, one of his lawyers.
As part of that push, the agency has prosecuted hundreds of doctors throughout the last decade, according to a list of investigations compiled on its website.
As of 2012, more than 200,000 people had been prosecuted through Streamline-related enforcement throughout the Southwest and U.S. interior since the program's onset in 2005 -- with 74,000 prosecutions in Tucson alone since Jan., 2008.
"I really hope this sets a precedent that will allow other dirty doctors to be prosecuted," said Rovero, who blogged daily throughout the trial.
As Ipas documents in a recent report, hundreds of women throughout the region are arrested, prosecuted or imprisoned because they were suspected of having an abortion.
Courts were sitting throughout the night, as the first of those to be prosecuted in connection with looting and violent disorder appeared, including a primary school assistant, and an 11-year-old boy.
Throughout the first half of the 20th century, thousands of people were prosecuted under the act.
