Sentence examples for easy to prosecute from inspiring English sources

Vikram Sood, former chief of the Research & Analysis wing, India's external intelligence agency: Terrorism cases are not easy to prosecute.

"Sonia, more than the rest of us, was frustrated with the law we ended up with, because, frankly, it wasn't that easy to prosecute a case under," McDonald recalled.

The lawsuit AOL announced yesterday may not be easy to prosecute even with the government's case and the Court of Appeals' decision as guideposts.

It's only easy to prosecute someone for selling an untested drug that's being sold as a drug.

Prosecutors faced a losing proposition, not because no crime was committed, but because the crime committed in this case is not easy to prosecute given the current statutes.

A19 Aiding Abuse Prosecutions Changes in California state law have made it easier to prosecute child molesting cases, legal scholars and veteran prosecutors said.

Such cases are easier to prosecute when the driver is intoxicated.

That would make it easier to prosecute individuals should violations occur again, he said.

In some states it is easier to prosecute people for unauthorised disclosure of classified information.

The government has said it wants to make it easier to prosecute traffickers.

The federal government finds it much easier to prosecute for that behavior".