Sentence examples for commitment to prosecuting from inspiring English sources

The security forces have suggested that they committed suicide or died of natural causes, but many Bangladeshis suspect that they were tortured and killed.In May the government reiterated its commitment to prosecuting those accused of committing atrocities during the 1971 war of secession from West Pakistan (now Pakistan).

Vaz said he welcomed May's commitment to prosecuting "those officers involved in Hillsborough who broke the law".

The case represents one of the most significant tests of the Obama administration's commitment to prosecuting terror suspects captured overseas in US civilian courts.

The Syrian National Coalition expressed alarm at a number of crucial omissions in the agreement including the absence of any threat of force for non-compliance, and the lack of a commitment to prosecuting those who ordered chemical attacks.

But India has demanded that Pakistan demonstrate a commitment to prosecuting those responsible for planning the attack, members of an extremist group called Lashkar-e-Taiba, which has carried out attacks in Indian-controlled Kashmir and has close links to Pakistan's military.

Mr. Cox issued a statement last night saying he looks forward to reading the full report, adding, "The agency's commitment to prosecuting insider trading has never been stronger, and initiatives such as our hedge fund insider trading task force in the enforcement division will ensure that remains true in the future".

Mr. Trumka asserted that the Colombian government had fallen short on its commitment to prosecute and reduce impunity for those who have murdered union supporters.

The defendants had been summoned after the international prosecutor decided to act, arguing that Kenya had ignored its commitment to prosecute the organizers of the post-election violence in its own national courts.

But the memo came with caveats, stressing the Justice Department's commitment to prosecute commercial marijuana growers and traffickers who feed the illegal market but hide behind "claims of compliance with state or local law".

The Chemmani cases in particular have come to be seen as a test of Mrs. Kumaratunga's commitment to prosecute the worst spate of human rights abuses during her tenure.

"This commitment to prosecute alleged torturers even if the torture happened in an entirely different country and continent is sometimes called the principle of providing no safe haven for torturers".