Sentence examples for achieving prosecutions from inspiring English sources

It's essential that more is done to overcome the inherent barriers to achieving prosecutions.

"I think to some extent the office is legitimately interested in adapting itself to the mores of the community" in order to achieve prosecutions.

The Acholi Religious Leaders Peace Initiative and others believe that real justice can not be achieved through prosecution at the Hague, but rather are calling for the use of Mato Oput, the cultural justice system that is traditional and indigenous to the Acholi community of Northern Uganda from which Dominic Ongwen comes.

In 2004, the United States Supreme Court affirmed the injunction, ruling that filtering devices may work as well or better than criminal prosecutions in achieving the law's aims of keeping some offensive materials away from children, and it sent the case back for a trial to explore that question.

He said that aiding him even in a rudimentary way would assist Major Hasan's goals, "which we believe are working in concert with the prosecution in achieving a death sentence".

Those prosecutions achieve deterrence indirectly.

As a criminal prosecutor, I appreciate the important role prosecution plays in achieving justice.

The same skepticism may also color the jury's view toward prosecutors, especially in the wake of the Bonds verdict, in which the prosecution achieved only a narrow victory.

One way in which enforcement is achieved is through prosecution and deterrence.

The FCA did not pursue prosecutions because it judged that achieving compensation for affected individuals was the priority and it did not want to risk delays.

In Rwanda she achieved several high-profile prosecutions, including the first conviction for rape as a war crime.