Sentence examples for when prosecuted from inspiring English sources

Documents suggest he concealed his true role when prosecuted alongside activists.

"Generally speaking, people do more time" when prosecuted by federal authorities, he said.

The report complains that ministers and parliamentarians are rarely edged out of office even when prosecuted for or convicted of corruption or conflicts of interest and that parliament routinely blocks all attempts to investigate political sleaze.

Antonia Terrazas, a lawyer speaking for the Institute of Culture, said offenders were rarely charged, and when prosecuted and found guilty, were normally sentenced only to a fine or a few months in jail.

It's quite another when prosecuting a reckless young man.

He has suggested that the city could name corporate officers when prosecuting code violations.

But what about the collateral consequences of showing less mercy when prosecuting low-income individuals?

The serving officer said: "There appears to be an apathy from the CPS when prosecuting cases where Asian women are victims of 'honour'-based violence.

Sessions claimed when prosecuting Wicks that the businessman had then left an envelope full of cash in Wicks's office, according to Wicks.

"In particular, we must now review the process whereby the police and the Crown Prosecution Service put together a large number of lesser, subsidiary cases in order to reinforce one serious case when prosecuting sexual offences.

Ms. Bensouda sheds light on the the challenges that the I.C.C. faces when prosecuting cases of human rights abuses, the charges against Uhuru Kenyatta — recently elected president of Kenya — the I.C.C.'s relationship of cooperation with Africa and changes that Ms. Bensouda would like to effect while in her post.