Sentence examples for Rigorous prosecution from inspiring English sources

Allied to Lloyd George were those who sided with the Conservatives in seeking a more rigorous prosecution of the war.

The Downey district has a policy that calls for rigorous prosecution of vandals and requiring those legally liable to make restitution.

By analogy, one could imagine an argument that the eggshell thinning effects from DDT in bald eagles could have been mitigated by more rigorous prosecution to reduce illegal shootings, rather than the economically expensive banning of DDT.

Training and data collection will be emphasized as will the need for rigorous prosecutions.

After passing detailed legislation approving their use, the British government has circulated plans for a potentially more rigorous deferred prosecution agreement program.

When they abuse that privilege, as in cases where lethal force is needlessly deployed, it's critical that it triggers a rigorous investigation and prosecution.

"Botnets are a serious threat, but we're out of luck until there is international agreement that cyber crime really needs fairly rigorous countermeasures and prosecutions across pretty much all of the Internet-using nations," says Vern Paxson, a computer scientist at the University of California, Berkeley, who studies large-scale Internet attacks.

The phrase prompted a rigorous disagreement between the defense and prosecution in the courtroom over whether the law requires that influencing an election be the sole reason for giving money, as the defense team interprets the law, or only one of the reasons, as the prosecution sees the case.

To minimize the risk of prosecution, companies should adopt rigorous due diligence procedures and establish reputations for ethical business dealings.

With the assent of the prosecution, the service member would have to agree to a rigorous treatment program, whether for alcohol or drug abuse, or psychological care.

"And we at the Department of Justice will meet this need by assigning potentially dozens of lawyers –- with backgrounds in both prosecution and defense –- to review applications and provide the rigorous scrutiny that all clemency applications require".