Sentence examples for barriers to prosecuting from inspiring English sources

There are too many barriers to prosecuting law-breaking landlords.

It would be akin to protecting corporate and government whistle-blowers while leaving intact barriers to prosecuting corruption.

It may not be so much a matter of weak laws as the requirement to show beyond a reasonable doubt that a defendant had the intent to commit a crime, a significant barrier to successfully prosecuting any fraud case.

In keeping with the established principle of strict liability, Paragraph 5 of the proposed offence in Table 1 reverses the burden of proof with regard to intent; it is for the accused to demonstrate that they are innocent and not for the prosecuting authority to prove intent (which is challenging and often a barrier to prosecution).

However this approach still requires the prosecuting authority to establish this point beyond reasonable doubt before an offence is committed and potentially remains a barrier to prosecution.

In addition to prosecuting individual activists, the U.A.E.

Priority will be given to prosecuting those who assault staff.

If the United States Supreme Court suggests that constitutional barriers render the government unable to prosecute those who disseminate or use chemical weapons, we hand a legal resource to governments that prefer to look the other way on a broad range of issues.

Diplomatic sensitivities and legal barriers make it difficult for the American government to prosecute terrorist attacks against United States citizens and installations abroad.

"I am here to prosecute".

"We intend to prosecute them.