Sentence examples for committed to prosecuting from inspiring English sources

So we bring law of war detention to an end, and we are committed to prosecuting terrorists wherever we can.

A spokeswoman for the Justice Department, Monica Goodling, said the department was committed to prosecuting gun crimes.

So we bring law of war detention to an end, and we are committed to prosecuting terrorists whenever we can.

But they note that they are committed to prosecuting the priests' killers and say they did not cause the colonel's troubles.

The federal government is committed to prosecuting those who attempt to purloin these treasures, in order to protect the world's archaeological heritage".

The chief of military forces, Gen. Fernando Tapias, said that the military had no policy of violating human rights and that it was committed to prosecuting cases of collusion with paramilitary forces.

The Thai government told the Guardian that it was "committed to capturing, prosecuting and convicting unscrupulous actors in the fishing industry to hold them accountable for their crimes".

Orrin G. Hatch, the Utah Republican who is chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said the results "were largely due to the leadership at the state, local and federal levels of Republicans committed to arresting, prosecuting and incarcerating violent criminals".

Sessions, however, has tried to reassure skeptics by insisting that the DOJ is committed to aggressively prosecuting individual police officers who break the law.

The Justice Department has yet to announce a decision, but said in November that it was "committed to vigorously prosecuting those who damage this critical energy infrastructure in violation of federal law". Doing so would be a break from the Obama administration's decision to let states handle such cases, rather than treating them as federal crimes.

"We are committed to finding and prosecuting those who disrupt businesses, often for nothing more than ego".