Sentence examples similar to imperative prosecution from inspiring English sources
Moreover, "[t]he extent to which that conduct has undermined our broader national security only reinforces the imperative of prosecution".
As explained by Judge Michael L. Stern of the Los Angeles Superior Court, "Although there will be some closures and adjustments to criminal courts, constitutional and public safety imperatives dictate that criminal prosecutions will not be much impacted by the reorganization". In other words, the civil justice system principally will take the hit.
"There are certain acts, and obviously the Nazi prosecutions are an example where we have a moral and ethical imperative to bring them to justice," said Breuer, whose 89-year-old mother survived the Holocaust and resettled in Queens.
3090, 3108, 41 L.Ed.2d 1974 (1974) ("To ensure that justice is done, it is imperative to the function of courts that compulsory process be available for the production of evidence needed either by the prosecution or the defense").
"Communication is imperative".
Outdoor space was imperative.
Continuity is the imperative.
The prosecution never asked.
The prosecution begins tomorrow.
