Sentence examples for was still prosecuting from inspiring English sources

Germany in the 1880's was still prosecuting men for nude sunbathing, but in Sicily, male children ordinarily went nude on the beach, and most Mediterranean countries tacitly accepted homosexuality as a passing phase in a boy's development.

But Dickens was still prosecuting the Franklin case in his mind, and so, while the Arctic comes off as a terrible place in "The Frozen Deep," the play is as much a redemption story as a cautionary tale.

The reason Nixon saw this as a problem was, one, he was still prosecuting the war and he knew that the Pentagon Papers would undermine public support, and two, he and Henry Kissinger were convinced that the papers had been leaked by someone on the NSA staff, so what were they going to leak next?

But the district attorney's office is still prosecuting the case.

The Federal Trade Commission was never amused by the "Usa" gag and is still prosecuting importers who before the war distributed goods bearing that stamp.

They were still prosecuting homosexuals into my teens.

According county prosecutors, the U.S. Attorney's Office is still prosecuting Garcia and other gang members named in the indictment.

Yet the St . Louissuburb is still prosecuting demonstrators arrested on questionable charges during those months of protests.

"They keep saying one thing, and yet they are still prosecuting and busting people today, right now," he continued.

He has pleaded guilty to lesser charges in the case that could put him in prison for 20 years, but the military is still prosecuting him on more serious charges that could carry a life sentence.

The federal government released a new batch of data Monday about drug prosecutions in 2016, and the statistics show that African-Americans and Hispanics are still prosecuted far more frequently than white people for nearly every type of drug crime.