Sentence examples for importance of prosecuting from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday evening, Mr. Vance said that Mr. Ferhani's plea should dispel any doubts about the police investigation or the importance of prosecuting the defendants.

In the past 10 years, there's been a growing recognition across the country about the importance of prosecuting strangulations as serious, felony-level offenses.

Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark understood the importance of prosecuting violence-prone cops even when there is virtually no chance of getting a conviction against them.

They particularly emphasized the importance of prosecuting FGC practitioners and people who subject their daughters to FGC.

Cauchon, the bishop who was in charge of prosecuting her, argues that the union is of primary importance – as President Lincoln might have put it – superseding the individual's conscience.

The continued practice of prosecuting persons for HIV-related "crimay" mactuallylimitimitheheffectivenessss of other HIV prevention interventions.

Until recently, these statements generally underscored the importance of investigating and prosecuting all acts of torture.

"Financial Fraud Rises as Target for Prosecutors" (front page, March 12) rightly focuses attention on the importance of investigating and prosecuting financial fraud.

James Goldston ("International justice must start at home," Views, July 18) is right about the limitations of the International Criminal Court and the importance of national courts prosecuting human rights abusers.

Supporters of the program argued that several high-publicity cases underscored its importance, particularly in prosecuting accusations that are difficult to prove.

They considered FGC a violation of human rights (30: 3*) and indicated the necessity of prosecuting of FGC practitioners (17: 3).