Sentence examples for vigorously prosecute from inspiring English sources

The state will vigorously prosecute, and Zimmerman will be vigorously defended as is his constitutional right.

"Where there is enough evidence to charge someone with a crime, we vigorously prosecute," he said.

O'Neill and other Pacific leaders – whose countries are already experiencing the impacts of climate change – are preparing to vigorously prosecute their concerns on global climate action in Paris.

There, he pioneered Project Exile, a widely emulated program to vigorously prosecute felons with guns, which was credited with significantly cutting the homicide rate.

"We will not tolerate such corruption of the tax enforcement system and will vigorously prosecute this flagrant breach of the public trust".

"The federal government will vigorously prosecute individuals who provide false statements to its agents," Scott N. Schools, the interim United States attorney in the Northern District of California, said in a written statement.

Straw donors have been vigorously prosecuted in the past.

He vigorously prosecuted prostitution rings of the type he patronized.

Punters who cruise red-light districts will be vigorously prosecuted and publicly shamed.

Mr. Catterson defended his record, saying he had vigorously prosecuted politicians and nonpoliticians alike.

A patriot in the years preceding the American Revolution, Martin became attorney general of Maryland in 1778 and vigorously prosecuted loyalists.