Sentence examples for better prosecute from inspiring English sources

Finally, the Senate approved badly needed "honest services" reforms to better prosecute corruption by public officials.

As Washington grows increasingly alarmed about sexual assault in the military, lawmakers of both parties and in both chambers of Congress are moving to introduce legislation seeking to prevent and to better prosecute abuses.

The alternative to a gold standard is to accept and better prosecute a strategy of combing construct validation with criterion validity that focuses on predicting important outcomes.

So just as international efforts to dismantle this illicit business and tackle demand in Asia are vital, it is just as crucial that African governments better police, prosecute and educate - because stopping the ivory trade starts in Africa.

Minnie is Korean; Daniel, we learn on first seeing him in court, is mixed-race -- that is, according to social convention, black, and "who better to prosecute a black than a black?

He needed to extricate American forces from Iraq (the better to prosecute the war in Afghanistan); he faced the continuing challenge of Iran's suspected nuclear-weapons programme; he had to carry on the fight against al-Qaeda; and, like many presidents, he inherited an explosive stalemate in Palestine.

Regulators will be better able to prosecute unscrupulous fishermen.

The new law gave prosecutors better tools to prosecute everything from check forgery to the misuse of someone's credit card to the kind of scams perpetrated by Massey and Melton.

"We must ensure we support children's services and that the police are given better powers to prosecute those who subject children to emotional neglect and abuse – that is why the NSPCC supports the proposed changes to the law to tackle this issue.

He added: "We must ensure we support children's services and that the police are given better powers to prosecute those who subject children to emotional neglect and abuse... "But a law alone is not enough.

It would be much better to simply prosecute individuals when there is evidence to do so.