Sentence examples for prosecuted with the from inspiring English sources

"Any act, any remark will be prosecuted with the greatest firmness".

Does Monckton-Smith realistically see anyone being prosecuted with the crime of coercive control?

"Those who would falsify testing documents will be aggressively investigated and prosecuted with the full force of the law".

His was the "politics of goodness," but it was prosecuted with the same kind of obliviousness that has marked the early weeks of Mr. Bush.

But Ms. Milan's friends and family say they want it to be considered a bias crime and prosecuted with the stiffer penalties that accompany such charges.

The church burnings, which reflected similar incidents taking place elsewhere in the South, were aggressively prosecuted, with the local district attorney trying to use new hate-crime legislation to get enhanced sentences for the defendants.

Vicente González Mota, the prosecutor in the case, meanwhile acknowledged that the case may be difficult to prosecute with the current evidence.

Thieves and souvenir hunters caught with pieces of the former home of Dennis Rader, known as the BTK serial killer, will be prosecuted "with glee," the mayor of Park City said.

Once in the Cabinet, however, the ex-president can only be prosecuted with approval from the Supreme Court, where he's believed to have considerable influence. .

Yet poverty has increased during Mr Obama's presidency, health reform is teetering, a more welcoming immigration policy is nowhere to be seen and Mr Bush's various wars are still being prosecuted with ruthless vigour.On the religious right, meanwhile, a younger, less confrontational generation of leaders is emerging.

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