Sentence examples for that was prosecuted from inspiring English sources

"It is because it was an extension of a war that was prosecuted without the involvement of Congress after a number of years," he said.

And there was a large bank fraud case that was prosecuted and won out of the Eastern District of Virginia, against Lee Farkas of Colonial Bank.

One of the cases that was prosecuted involved a man who lay in wait for an intruder and then beat him, threw him into a pit and set him alight.

After all, parallel to the OSHA indictment, BP also pleaded guilty in 2007 to criminal environmental charges for the blast in a case that was prosecuted by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Environmental Protection Agency.

Many here now credit Gen. Sissi with having "saved Egyptians from befalling to the fate of the Brotherhood-led Islamic state," says Hafsa Halawa, a former employee of the National Democratic Institute, an advocacy group that was prosecuted by the military regime that ruled after Mubarak's ouster.

He had spent two years in Sierra Leone, where he advised the tribunal that was prosecuting war crimes.

It was business that was prosecuting the war and dirtying the environment.

Those are the only kinds of leaks that are prosecuted.

Almost half of the misdemeanors that were prosecuted last year — 423 cases — are domestic battery cases, and most of the rest are shoplifting, drugs and assault.

Although the trial in Pennsylvania may be the only assault case against Cosby that is prosecuted in court, the women aren't discouraged.

Victim advocacy groups have long criticized the old definition as outdated, saying it left out many crimes that were prosecuted as rape under state laws but that were not reflected in national statistics.