Sentence examples for adequately prosecute from inspiring English sources

He blasted what he called "the political class here in Washington" for pursuing new gun control measures while failing, in his view, to adequately prosecute violations of existing gun laws, finance law enforcement programs or develop a national registry of mentally ill people who might prove to be "the next Adam Lanza," the gunman in Newtown.

But Holder's legacy of failure goes even deeper than that: What's more bizarre is his additional failure to adequately prosecute ubiquitous, run-of-the-mill mortgage fraud.

All Title IX cases hinge on the same theory: that by failing to adequately prosecute and punish sexual assaults, colleges are effectively denying survivors equal access to higher education on the basis of gender.

This belies the clear priority of authorities to forcefully maintain order against those who speak out against institutionalized misogyny, corruption and police inaction, rather than adequately prosecute those who commit the crimes in the first place.

Mr. Hatch contended that the measure was unnecessary because hate crimes were already being adequately prosecuted by states and localities, and unconstitutional because it invaded state authority.

Republicans who voted not to endorse the motion argued that the legislation was unnecessary because hate crimes were already adequately prosecuted by states and localities.

The authority and scope of the Civilian Complaint Review Board must also be expanded so it can adequately investigate, prosecute and take disciplinary action against officers who engage in misconduct.

The S.E.C.'s order said that the Chicago exchange did not adequately detect and prosecute trading rule violations by its members from 1998 to 2001.

The ICC can become involved only if it decides that the domestic justice system does not adequately investigate and prosecute responsible individuals.

Where national systems are incapable of adequately and effectively prosecuting leaders who engage in wanton violations of human rights, citizens can look to the international criminal court for justice.

And are these cases adequately investigated and prosecuted by the other law enforcement officials tasked with making these determinations?