Sentence examples for recent prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Instead, his recent prosecutions threaten to blur it.

How successful the more recent prosecutions have been depends on what is being counted.

Dr. Marzouki's trial is one of several recent prosecutions of Tunisian civil rights and democracy activists.

A spate of recent prosecutions in China indicates that the black market in organs is still a problem.

On Sunday, Mr. Assange used his 10-minute speech to criticize the recent prosecutions of those suspected of leaking classified materials.

But recent prosecutions of people who made online comments deemed blasphemous by the country's courts have stoked fears that they too could come under attack.

A recent prosecution of five executives from the insurance companies General Re and American International Group was resolved by a deferred prosecution agreement.

By contrast, in the recent prosecution of a Russian man for abusing boys, the judge said a Russian embassy employee had paid the man's fines.

Sometimes it is easy to show the link to the information, like the recent prosecution of a Bristol-Myers Squibb executive who bought shares in companies he was vetting for possible takeovers by trading in accounts in his own name.

Consider the most recent prosecution, of John C. Kiriakou, a former C.I.A. agent who is said to have disclosed classified information to journalists in 2008 about the capture and interrogation of an operative of Al Qaeda.

During the recent prosecution of an 11-year-old rioter in Highbury, London, she was forced to complete her sketch in a hairdresser's salon, after court security turfed her out of the lobby.