Sentence examples for was prosecuted with from inspiring English sources

The military cannot erase the fact that the Iraq war was prosecuted with far too few troops.

In Britain, the second world war was prosecuted with rhetorical majesty by one of the great writers of the century, Winston Churchill.

His was the "politics of goodness," but it was prosecuted with the same kind of obliviousness that has marked the early weeks of Mr. Bush.

He was prosecuted with more than 100 other defendants in show trials after the election sparked the biggest challenge to the Islamic republic since the 1979 revolution.

But during the decades of the Franco dictatorship, a counter-version of history was prosecuted with ferocious energy, one in which Nationalist soldiers stepped in to save old Catholic Spain from the alien, hostile forces of atheism and communism.

One spy who pretended to be an environmental protester for five years, Jim Boyling, allegedly concealed his real identity and role from a court when he was prosecuted with a group of campaigners after a pro-cycling demonstration in the 1990s.

In the Air Force, 10 cases were prosecuted with 9 convictions.

They could also be prosecuted with evidence obtained through torture.

Linguistic trespassers will be prosecuted with a hefty fine.

"Any act, any remark will be prosecuted with the greatest firmness".

Confederate men and women might be prosecuted with comparable severity there.