Sentence examples for difficulty in prosecution from inspiring English sources

Could you explain the difficulty in prosecution with sexual harassment cases in India?

"We have seen far too many police shootings of unarmed African Americans in our country, and the public is frustrated by the difficulty in getting prosecutions of officers," she said in a statement.

The Bush administration grew disenchanted with the law enforcement approach after encountering difficulties in the prosecutions of John Walker Lindh and Zacarias Moussaoui.

He said the difficulty the prosecution might have in charging all 12 defendants as adults would be in establishing that the mob had a "shared intent".

One obstacle to prosecution is the difficulty in tracing horses across multiple state lines, especially when many horses lack identifying brands, said detective Adam McEwen with the Madera County sheriff's department, and the lead investigator on the Brown case.

Not all resulted in prosecution.

None resulted in prosecution.

They are the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxemburg, Switzerland, Oregon, Washington State, and Montana. 4 In addition, prosecution policy in England and Wales has been clarified to make it clear that not all instances of assisted suicide will result in prosecution.

Even if one were to assume that 100% of reports made by next-of-kin and others resulted in prosecution, this could not account for the increase seen in prosecutions.

While the Government may be able to prove with reasonable accuracy an increase in net worth over a period of years, it often has great difficulty in relating that income sufficiently to any specific prosecution year.

WASHINGTON — Justice Department officials have told Congress that they face serious legal difficulties in pursuing criminal prosecutions of Blackwater security guards involved in a September shooting that left at least 17 Iraqis dead.