Sentence examples for to start prosecuting from inspiring English sources

The accusations were apparently based on an analysis of IP addresses and submitted by law firm Davenport Lyons, which was hired by Atari and other game firms to start prosecuting illegal file-sharers.

"Are we going to start prosecuting people that are trying to buy guns and fail a background check?

Another issue we have to think about is whether this is the right time to start prosecuting war criminals, which we obviously haven't done yet.

"All those who believe in justice should campaign for their governments to stop messing about and allow the international criminal court to start prosecuting the crime of aggression.

"There's a line in which bullying becomes assault," says Savage, who feels we need to start "prosecuting and arresting kids and administrators who are negligent and do nothing to stop it... We have to draw a line in the sand".

He campaigned heavily on anti corruption - "If there is no corruption, there is no poverty" is a rough translation of his election logo - and has promised to start prosecuting corrupt officials with weeks of his swearing in.

Many believe that for Hynes to really break the cover-up he would need to stop working with the rabbis and start prosecuting anyone found interfering with witnesses.

With military tribunals now tilted toward the prosecution, we should stop delaying and start prosecuting.

That will be put to a referendum, followed by national elections.But the generals may seek some continuing influence, mainly for fear that Mr Thaksin's camp will regain power and start prosecuting them for the coup.

The Rev. Thomas Masters, pastor of the New Macedonia Baptist Church in Riviera Beach, Fla., and the president of Beneath Our Wings, said: "When we start prosecuting our children as adults, something is wrong with that.

Why? Public policy reasons tell us that if you start prosecuting jurors, you 1) discourage service and 2) taint the jury pool against the process itself.