Sentence examples for facilitating prosecutions from inspiring English sources
As with the laws in many countries in the region, the Senegalese anti-FGM law is more effective in terms of facilitating prosecutions of those who violate the law rather than protecting women and girls who have yet to undergo FGM from the practice.
POGO has also supported a measure approved as an amendment that would facilitate prosecutions of corruption by public officials.
The legal frameworks that facilitate prosecutions for HIV exposure are rapidly changing throughout much of the world.
"This facilitates prosecution in cases where the victims are unable to testify in court for whatever reasons," says Darlene Pajarito, an assistant city prosecutor with the department of justice.
The cameras are usually lauded as effective ways to prevent police brutality, discourage use of force, and facilitate prosecution if the officer is accused of wrongdoing.
The police receive more truthful accounts, which facilitate successful prosecutions and encourage crime reporting.
The militants and anyone caught helping them could then be prosecuted under the country's Terrorism Prevention Act, which was expected to facilitate legal prosecution of the accused.
UNODC and Cites are working together to integrate the tools to prevent corruption, and to facilitate the prosecution and punishment of offenders, with the international rules set for trade in wildlife.
Hollande invoked a clause of a European Union treaty which calls for other member states to come to the aid of a country under attack, and proposed changes to France's constitution to facilitate the prosecution of terrorists.
She also was a principal advocate of the Sexual Assault Reform Act of 2001, which facilitated the prosecution of date rape and of rapes involving the use of drugs.
Unfortunately, it is a highly politicised organ, created on the initiative of the very states which attacked Yugoslavia in 1999, and whose judges have disgraced themselves by bending the rules to facilitate the prosecution's task.
