Sentence examples for prosecutions follow from inspiring English sources

Yes, there will be a noisy consensus that the unlawful deaths of 96 Liverpool fans was a terrible tragedy, but it will be treated as a throwback to a bygone era: we've moved on; lessons have been learned; the families have truth and justice; let prosecutions follow; let no more be said.

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No prosecutions followed.

Well-publicised prosecutions followed a public outcry.

His appointment by Keir Starmer, the director of public prosecutions, followed three internal inquiries into the claims by his agency.

Just a handful of prosecutions followed from the main investigation, leading to only two new convictions for sexual abuse, one of them probably unsound.

The volume of this type of material was so large by the 18th century that the government began issuing official edicts against it, and some arrests and prosecutions followed.

A string of more than 60 prosecutions followed, including, in Britain, that of Abbas Gokal, a businessman with intimate ties to the bank, who received a record 14-year jail sentence.

During the latter days of prohibition hawkers with what they called "whiskey candy" showed up in Times Square, If a food inspector pounced on one of them, his stock was confiscated, but he couldn't be arr ested until the candy was analyzed, and, as he nearly always gave a fictitious address, very few prosecutions followed.

Hundreds of prosecutions followed.

Similar prosecutions followed over the next several decades.