Sentence examples for being able to prosecute from inspiring English sources

Being able to prosecute murderers, especially state-sponsored ones, is what the fight's about".

But being able to prosecute poachers is critical too.

"If you remove the chain of command, you are taking away from the chain of command the club that they need to change the culture, which is the club of being able to prosecute someone," he said at a breakfast sponsored by the Christian Science Monitor.

We've seen, especially with the Amanda Todd case, that there tends to be a missing link between Canadian law enforcement and being able to prosecute men who harass young girls online, but hopefully this arrest will mark a sea change and a recognition from the RCMP that they need to get better at dealing with sexually motivated cybercrimes.

As a result he was able to prosecute senior bosses for crimes committed by their underlings.

A major question is whether under the pact the Iraqi government will be able to prosecute Americans for past crimes.

The international criminal court will be able to prosecute those accused of genocide, crimes against humanity or war crimes.

The military got into the habit of overthrowing democracies, in the early 1960s, partly in order to be able to prosecute the insurgencies without interference.

Finally, the government would be able to prosecute the people personally responsible for laundering billions of dollars worth of criminal profits.

They will continue to be able to prosecute miscreants under racing's regulations but the possibility of anything ever reaching court again must now be slim.

Changes to the ICC bill could mean that Ugandan courts would be able to prosecute international human rights abuses, such as genocide and crimes against humanity.