Sentence examples for prosecutions for all from inspiring English sources

These figures are for the total number of prosecutions for all crimes recorded as violence against women and girls (including rape, domestic abuse and sexual offences).

The Muslim Brotherhood, which helped lead the Islamist rally, issued a statement declaring the ruling military council responsible for allowing excessive violence against unarmed protesters, and it called for prosecution "of all those who commanded this attack".

But it became a stealth weapon for the prosecution: of all the pieces in the indictment, it was among the few on which the statute of limitations had yet to expire.

When the Italian government announced recently that it would offer an amnesty from prosecution for all Italians who returned money salted away in Switzerland, some euro50 billion ($49 billion) came back within months.

Now, with the shadow of the military removed from the country and immunity from prosecution for all its dealings lifted by a popular referendum two years ago, a parliamentary commission investigating the coups has called for Mr. Nursi's secret grave to be revealed at last.

That amnesty law, passed in 1986 by then-dictator General Mejía Víctores with the intention of guaranteeing immunity from prosecution for all crimes committed during his government as well as that of his predecessor, Ríos Montt, in which he served as defense minister, was annulled.

"Only a swift prosecution of all those responsible for these criminal acts can help to ensure that similar attacks not will be repeated," OSCE media freedom representative Dunja Mijatovic said in a statement.

Prosecution of the once-and-for-all type.

The administration has overseen more prosecutions for leaks than all of its predecessors.

"I would also like to thank the Crown Prosecution Service and the prosecution team for all their support throughout this case and the investigation team, for their professionalism and commitment throughout this investigation".

Military law experts said that those cases were only the beginning and that the president's remarks were certain to complicate almost all prosecutions for sexual assault.