Sentence examples for individual prosecution from inspiring English sources

A little paler than usual and speaking slowly, he admits the total cost of the historic wrongdoing is still "uncertain", that future corporate as well as individual prosecution is still "a risk" and that all he can do is ask why previous managements did not carry out proper investigations earlier.

Instead of pushing a debate about how to restructure our predatory financial system, liberals in their focus on individual prosecution are aping the punitive zeal of the authoritarians.

The latter three, Unmanned Systems Integrated Roadmap notes, "are weaponized to conduct offensive operations, irregular warfare, and high-value target/high value individual prosecution, and this trend will likely continue".

In addition, there might be individual prosecutions after applying the identification principle to controlling officers of the company.

Professor Spalding told me "a lot has happened" since 2010, which is when he compiled the statistics on individual prosecutions.

The desire for revenge should be channelled into individual prosecutions, with full due process and focus on the most senior officials responsible for atrocities.

That's why individual prosecutions need to be part of a broader enforcement system, said Ms. White, the former United States attorney.

The Justice Department sent me a list of two dozen nonprosecution or deferred prosecution agreements that eventually led to individual prosecutions, from UBS tax evasion to Alcatel-Lucent foreign bribery and the Beazer Homes mortgage and accounting fraud.

Individual statements — which can include recommendations for individual prosecutions and national reform — will be entered into a password-protected database and not released to the public for 20 years.

In addition, he announced he was launching a review this summer into changing the role of the attorney general so the new office holder, Lady Scotland, could no longer stop individual prosecutions, such as in the cash for honours inquiry.

"The facts of the present case are undoubtedly tragic and the frustration of Mr De Menezes' family at the absence of any individual prosecutions is understandable," the judgment said.