Sentence examples for high level prosecutions from inspiring English sources

For example despite the high level prosecutions at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, there is still a de facto impunity for crimes committed against women and the most vulnerable during the war.

"Despite rhetoric from Kenyan political leaders, there has been a lack of action in the form of high level prosecutions or interdiction," the US State Department's Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs said in a report released earlier this year.

Wang has had an unusually high media profile in the past, lauded in the Chinese media as the first female forensic scientist to work for the country's highest level prosecution body.

China's party-run judicial system defers to the leadership in high-level prosecutions and does not reach its judgments independently.

Stemming the flow of drugs is a challenge for Kenyan authorities, the report said, citing "corruption within the Kenyan government and business community... High-level prosecutions or large seizures remain infrequent".

He reviewed the Justice Department's failure to bring any high-level prosecutions, in spite of voluminous evidence turned up by the Lehman bankruptcy examiner and Senator Carl Levin's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations.

By keeping the possibility of high-level prosecutions open, at least for now, Obama is handing out a large number of sleepless nights to a large number of very senior former officials, including his predecessor in the Oval Office.

He urged Kaufman to call his old friend and ask him to push the Justice Department to pursue high-level prosecutions and push the Treasury Department to get serious about financial reform.

They need to be able to say things like: "People have different risk-aversion profiles, and it may just be that we were willing to push a little harder, right or wrong," which was what Spitzer, straining every nerve to sound modest, said when I interviewed him about the lack of high-level prosecutions after the financial crisis.

Despite the prospect of high-level prosecutions, the financial rewards for criminals are helping to fuel the trade.

Such high-level prosecutions seem to have some political elites desperate to legally defang the KPK.