Sentence examples similar to prosecution consumed from inspiring English sources
You might well ask why we don't prosecute more landlords who break the law, but prosecutions consume considerable resources that just don't exist.
Today, Ms. Kanchanalak's lawyer said that she had decided to plead guilty because of what he said was a "lengthy and aggressive government prosecution that has completely consumed her life".
During the trial, the prosecution painted Mr. Skakel as an emotionally disturbed man who was consumed with guilt after the killing, prompting confessions and suicide attempts.
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In retrospect, history has born out President Ford's understanding that little would be gained and that any prosecution of the past would only consume the energy and spirit of the nation.
Liebling points to the absurdity that around 1.1 million UK citizens consume cannabis regularly as a medicine to help manage debilitating and chronic conditions while risking arrest and prosecution.
In this country - to continue the substance theme - you can legally: consume alcohol at home from the age of five with your parents' consent (presumably someone is liable for prosecution if a toddler raids the drinks cupboard).
