Sentence examples for prosecutions to date from inspiring English sources

The dispute arises as the Obama administration is cracking down on disclosures of classified information to the news media, pursuing three such prosecutions to date, the first since 1985.

'For 13 years, I've been in love with this man, he's everything to me,' she said, 'and I'm not about to see him take a risk of prosecution.' The fact that there have been no prosecutions to date of the many British family members who must have, one way or another, committed this offence (100 Britons have now died at Dignitas) does not guarantee Puente's immunity.

There have been no prosecutions to date in the UK.

But there have been no prosecutions to date in the UK.

But the committee's report said the government's message was "weakened" by the fact that an estimated 20,000 girls were at risk of FGM in the UK and it was "unforgivable" that there have been no prosecutions to date.

"There's been no prosecutions to date," he said, saying legislative fixes are needed for IRS policy.

But on Thursday – the fifth session of their trial – the only three videos provided by the prosecution to date turned out to all be filmed by networks other than al-Jazeera.

For those who travelled with them, there was always the fear of prosecution but, to date, no-one who accompanied any of the 182 Britons has been prosecuted.

"We've had 13 federal prosecutions of 18 defendants to date, with a 100percentt conviction rate," she said.

Because of the inadequacies of current legislation, there have been only three successful prosecutions for corporate manslaughter to date, even though numerous cases have been brought to court.

The law in question has not led to any prosecutions in Northern Irish courts to date of people seeking to purchase sex from sex workers operating in the region, according to the Public Prosecution Service in Belfast.