Sentence examples for enabling prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Material they were able to recover, such as DNA and fingerprints, may be crucial to enabling prosecutions.

Time and again, at the direction of these paid provocateurs who know that their ongoing payments depend upon enabling prosecutions, young Muslims in their late teens or early twenties end up saying something hostile about the US and/or statements that are otherwise politically offensive.

The Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) is also pressing for the creation of a "course of conduct" offence that would enable prosecutions to be brought against serial offenders even if the evidence is insufficient in each individual case.

Taking effect in England and Wales, it also enables prosecutions of people who stay silent or blame someone else.

The summit aims to: launch a new international protocol for documenting and investigating sexual violence in conflict, and encourage countries to strengthen domestic laws to enable prosecutions.

"I now call on the government to name those in receipt of these letters and to take all necessary steps, including legislation, to ensure the letters have no legal effect and to enable prosecutions to take place".

The law, which focuses on penalties specific to careless driving, is designed to enable prosecutions of drivers who hit bicyclists and pedestrians a previously difficult task because no appropriate penalties existed.

But government departments do talk when inter-agency cooperation helps to prevent overpayment and to enable prosecution.

It specifically enables prosecution of the leaders of a criminal organisation for having ordered or assisted others to commit crimes.

From 2001, ​Angela Sinfield successfully campaigned with Ann Cryer, MP for Keighley, for changes in the law to enable prosecution of CSE.

From 2001,  ​Angela Sinfield successfully campaigned with Ann Cryer, MP for Keighley, for changes in the law to enable prosecution of CSE.