Sentence examples for prosecutions are made from inspiring English sources

Until prosecutions are made and protection is guaranteed, this deadly spiral of violence will continue unabated".

In Germany, prosecutions are made under holocaust denial laws some 65 years after the events, without any suggestion that this constitutes denial of human rights.

Asked whether the White House had a role in the leak cases, a spokesman for the National Security Council, Tommy Vietor, said, "Decisions about leak prosecutions are made by the Department of Justice".

Where prosecutions are made, this is largely because the family have benefitted from quality legal representation, in combination with expert examination of evidence.

It added that the decisions over whether to bring prosecutions were made by the Crown Prosecution Service.

I pushed hard to clear out children's service managers who'd looked the other way and repeatedly challenged the chief constable of Greater Manchester Police until more prosecutions were made.

The announcement, by Keir Starmer, the director of public prosecutions, was made after 392 current and former legislators were ordered Thursday to repay the equivalent of $1.7 million, a small amount by the standards of, say, bankers' bonuses, but enough to add to the continuing embarrassment for Parliament.

We can't find any records of prosecutions being made against any of the people raided.

In the same period, it said that 13 prosecutions were made against waste offenders.

Yet despite reports of ominous sounding letters, no prosecutions were made.

Assisted suicide remains a criminal offence in England and Wales, punishable by up to 14 years in prison, but individual decisions on prosecution are made depending on the circumstances in each case.