Sentence examples for focus on prosecuting from inspiring English sources
The Department of Justice, by that point, had started to focus on prosecuting companies rather than individuals.
By opting for a domestic tribunal, the Iraqis hope to focus on prosecuting Mr. Hussein's past crimes rather than on upholding the rule of international law in general.
"Somalia's government faces daunting challenges given the scope of the abuse and the extensive measures needed to address it," said Liesl Gerntholtz, HRW's women's rights director "So instead of targeting victims who dare to speak out, the government should focus on prosecuting perpetrators, including members of the security forces".
Gov. James E. McGreevey's nominee for state attorney general won the approval of the Senate Judiciary Committee today after he promised to focus on prosecuting public corruption cases and pledged that his work would not be influenced by powerful elected officials.
The Justice Department announced in November 2009 that it would focus on prosecuting those in the pharmaceutical industry who try to bribe foreign officials for preferential treatment of their products, leading to a wide-ranging probe.
Nicholas Quin holds a Master's degree in War Studies from King's College London with a focus on prosecuting war crimes and a degree in Law from the London School of Economics.
But they also expressed concern that the legislation focuses on prosecuting traffickers, rather than supporting victims of exploitation.
A deployment by French forces holding in Uzbekistan has also been delayed while the United States focused on prosecuting the war.
On Monday, Mr. Holder disclosed that he had focused on prosecuting the case at the federal prison in Otisville— a rural facility about two hours northwest of the city.
As a result, the SEC is focusing on prosecuting broader networks of people involved in insider trading, not just narrow rings and individuals.
The citizens of Mr. Marquis's home state of Oregon would be better served if he focused on prosecuting real perpetrators rather than on pursuing the innocent and those working diligently to fix a broken justice system.
