Sentence examples for cross-border prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Thirty-eight countries have now signed up to the OECD's 1997 anti-corruption convention, leading to a spate of cross-border prosecutions.

The casually dropped bombshell (Mr Cameron is expected to make a formal statement this month or next) marks the start of a bitter battle over Britain's role in Europe.At issue are about 130 criminal-justice arrangements, including the EAW, access to police databases, membership of Europol and Eurojust (which co-ordinate cross-border policing and prosecution) and prisoner transfers.

Cross-border investment ballooned.

Cross-border institutions also reinforce binational ties.

The first is cross-border activity.

Cross-border problems would go unsolved.

Cross-border violence has simmered for weeks.

Even so, cross-border transactions are tricky.

It is a global, cross-border business".

No cross-border raid was involved.

Local cross-border conflicts are common.