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Meanings of prosecute in English
Catalan
enjudiciar Spanish
demandar Synonyms
Examples for "pursue"
Examples for "pursue"
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It's given us hope, it's given us strength to pursue our agenda.
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The military government has said it would pursue all royal insult cases.
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Cropper said micro-finance could also help developing countries pursue environmentally friendly policies.
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The obvious reply is that the right course is to pursue both.
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She said they will continue to pursue the information they are seeking.
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Just keep listening; engage with the problem, ask more and more questions.
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View, engage, listen, read and ask as many questions as you wish.
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However, the US would continue to engage with the organisation, he said.
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Dr Prasad said the government should engage with unions in good faith.
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The Australian Government should engage with South African officials, Mr Roets said.
Usage of prosecute in English
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The Ontario government said Crown attorneys will no longer prosecute such cases.
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Investigations continue to identify & prosecute this great tragedy & unforgivable mistake.
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If the terms are not met, the government can prosecute the case.
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The DoJ said it would continue to prosecute those committing such fraud.
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Instead, they are free to prosecute their ambitious agenda however they fancy.
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CPS lawyer Asker Husain said: It was right to prosecute this case.
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However, police are adamant they did not have enough evidence to prosecute.
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The court heard the Director of Public Prosecutions decided not to prosecute.
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It required a substantial effort to detect, uncover and prosecute this case.
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As its name suggests, it exists to prosecute corruption involving government officials.
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He was discussing how decisions to prosecute were made in road-traffic cases.
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The DA decided not to prosecute the case and Zardino was free.
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Zuma's lawyers say he will challenge the decision to prosecute the case.
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In both cases judges cited lack of evidence to prosecute the militiamen.
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It was also the council's intention to prosecute the developers, he said.
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He defended the war and George W. Bush's decision to prosecute it.
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Translations for prosecute
Portuguese
Prosecute through the time
Prosecute across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
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