Sentence examples for in addition to prosecuting from inspiring English sources

In addition to prosecuting individual activists, the U.A.E.

In addition to prosecuting sex crimes, Ms. Fairstein over the years has become a celebrity in other respects.

"The government should establish more effective administrative sanctions on professional enablers by encouraging professional bodies to withdraw professional licences from those implicated in such cases, in addition to prosecuting those who are personally involved," the report said.

Mr Pitt, for instance, has announced that, in addition to prosecuting WorldCom for fraud, the SEC will go after the millions of dollars that executives earned as a result of the company's deception.

In the UK, in addition to prosecuting companies that fail to prevent bribery and tax evasion, we will consult on extending the criminal offence of "failure to prevent" to other economic crimes such as fraud and money laundering so that firms are properly held to account for criminal activity that takes place within them.

Mr. Thompson, in addition to prosecuting the officers who assaulted Mr. Louima in a Brooklyn station house, also represented Sherr-Una Booker, the central figure in a domestic violence case that led Gov. David A. Paterson to abandon his campaign last year for a full term.

In addition to serving as Prosecuting Attorney, Cornwell served as the Commissioner of School Lands for Hampshire County in 1900.

In addition to the indictments, the prosecuting judges have issued a travel ban trapping more than a half-dozen Americans in Egypt.

The US Attorney General Eric Holder said the Obama administration was considering using laws, in addition to the 1917 Espionage Act, to prosecute him over the release of sensitive information by WikiLeaks.

The offenses also differ in whether the payor may be prosecuted in addition to the public official.

The new law will also outline the role public officials and police should play in investigating and prosecuting cases, in addition to criminalising the obstruction of justice, protecting the identity of injured parties and witnesses, and – in a major shift for Somalia's clan-based society – prohibiting the out-of-court settlement of sexual offences cases.