Sentence examples for significant prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Japan, Britain and Canada failed to pursue any significant prosecutions, the group said.

Mr. Santoiana had conducted secret missions for Hoover to Casablanca, Morocco, and Buenos Aires in World War II and had been involved in several significant prosecutions in Tampa.

QUESTION FROM ASHER: Have there been significant prosecutions against the ground level offenders, the mortgage brokers, loan originators and appraisers who actually created the fraudulently toxic loans?

The case, a decade in the making, represents one of the government's most significant prosecutions since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

The Gujarat riots, which claimed the lives of more than 1,000 people, are the first in India's history to be followed by significant prosecutions and convictions.

Many were the subjects of American-led investigations that yielded reams of intelligence and evidence but almost no significant prosecutions by the Afghan authorities.

The last two directors have had no significant prosecution background at all before their appointment.

He will face a claim for significant prosecution costs, to be determined at a later date, and several of his victims have begun claims for compensation.

"This has been a significant prosecution in our fight against terrorism and we will now be working with communities to ensure that they are not replaced by others spreading hate".

One significant prosecution involved an Interior Ministry official, Lt. Col. Nadir Khan, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison two months ago for stealing 110 pounds of heroin that had been impounded by drug enforcement authorities and selling it, a Western counternarcotics official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

But since then it has been recognized by many legal scholars and lawyers that it raises very serious constitutional questions, and a significant prosecution under this new law will likely result in a challenge that will reach the Supreme Court.