Sentence examples for boost prosecution from inspiring English sources

Scores of innocent women have been illegally arrested and tortured in order to elicit confessions and boost prosecution rates.

Hire judges, boost prosecutions and cut funds: What Jeff Sessions could do on immigration as attorney general.

Dramatic reform to the military justice system must be measured against the yardstick of protecting victims and boosting prosecutions -- and must be evidence-based, and grounded in hard data.

Correspondents say Det Botha's evidence on Wednesday appeared first to boost the prosecution's case and then offer the defence a hope of winning the argument.

Training courses designed to boost stalking prosecutions became compulsory for CPS lawyers almost two years ago, but hundreds of litigators have yet to attend.

Like Lady Chatterley's Lover a century later, sales were given a boost by its prosecution for obscenity.

U.S. District Judge Miriam Cedarbaum Miriam Cedarbaum, presiding over the trial also gave the prosecution a boost when she modified an earlier ruling that would have delayed Faneuil's testimony until Thursday.

Gandhi said the draft bill would strengthen prosecutions and boost the number of convictions by setting up a special investigative agency to coordinate work between states and collect intelligence on trafficking offences.

DOJ programs to try more gun cases under the tougher federal laws, like Project Exile and its successor Project Safe Neighborhoods, also boosted federal firearms prosecutions.

The prosecution received a boost from another witness who testified on Friday.

GSK published material calling mild asthma a "myth" in an attempt to boost sales, according to the prosecution.