Sentence examples for prosecuted with a from inspiring English sources

Linguistic trespassers will be prosecuted with a hefty fine.

The ensuing campaign, begun last week, appears to have been prosecuted with a new resolve.

Those who fail to pay may be prosecuted, with a maximum fine of 2,500 or a jail sentence of up to three months.

Interestingly of the 1,500 people responsible for the households who did not comply only 37 were successful prosecuted with a fine of between £35 and £200 according to the Census compliance report.

One spy who pretended to be an environmental protester for five years, Jim Boyling, allegedly concealed his real identity and role from a court when he was prosecuted with a group of campaigners after a pro-cycling demonstration in the 1990s.

In an era when the secrecy around the Intelligence Community has only grown and those leaking information from it have been prosecuted with a fierceness unprecedented in our history, we out here in what passes for the world don't have much of a way to judge the value of the "product" it produces.

Since then, many activists have been prosecuted, with some jailed, while a string of pro-democracy politicians have been barred.

We did this knowing that many of these convictions were a result of years of racially disparate enforcement practices and based on my belief that because my office no longer prosecutes almost all instances of marijuana possession, it was unfair to leave those previously prosecuted with the collateral consequences of a conviction.

The company always ensured its products were covered by patent and trade mark, a policy prosecuted with vigour from the outset.

The father, an Anglican bishop, is under pressure from a Kenyan cleric not to quit the church over its inflexible attitude to homosexuality: an argument prosecuted with great vigour on both sides.

That's an ideal that has been arraigned, interrogated, and prosecuted with unremitting zeal, but it remains worth defending.