Sentence examples for decisive prosecution from inspiring English sources
They all shared a single battle cry, calling for the abolition of the perennially compromised pork barrel system and the swift and decisive prosecution of alleged perpetrators.
And on September 11, there were succeeding rallies by middle class citizens and students to encourage further reforms and decisive prosecution of corrupt officials.
His case is among several in recent years to call into question some of the scientific principles that once guided fire investigations — including the idea that multiple and independent points of a fire's origin were proof of arson, a decisive element of Mr. Taylor's prosecution.
Instead, it details cases where it appears as though he either failed to take strong, decisive action against accused priests, or helped to temporarily shield them from prosecution or incarceration.
But this one was unusual first because it involved the DPP, Alison Saunders, herself, and second because the decisive issue was not a question of the strength of the evidence but whether prosecution itself was in the public interest.
At Porter's trial, the prosecution emphasized that Gray was still able to lift his head at this point, meaning that the decisive injury had not occurred.
This is remarkably petulant behavior for a country that played a decisive role in halting Bosnia's murderous ethnic conflict and helped pioneer the idea of international war crimes prosecutions at Nuremberg more than half a century ago.
The prosecution never asked.
