Sentence examples for intended for prosecuting from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, he charged that in using the Racketeering Influenced Corrupt Organizations act originally intended for prosecuting organized crime figures, the prosecution was engaged in overkill.

"Permitting the DOJ to spend more federal funds to prosecute one of the very cases Congress intended for the DOJ to cease prosecuting defeats the purpose of the Rohrabacher-Farr amendment entirely," the lawmakers wrote.

And in 2006, legislation was enacted nationwide intended to establish special courts for prosecuting acts of domestic violence with stricter sentences.

The law, first intended for use against organized crime figures, was later used to prosecute financial fraud, resulting in long sentences and confiscation of assets.

William Novak, who is prosecuting the case for the Office of the Special Narcotics Prosecutor, said the prosecution was not recommending diversion because that was intended for defendants who commit crimes as a result of substance abuse.

In comparison with that situation, the indictments and convictions of 1962 might well have enhanced appellees' ability to defend themselves, for they were at the very least put on early notice that the Government intended to prosecute them for the specific sales with which they were then and are now charged.

This didn't seem intended for him.

It is intended for casual drinking.

?Quis? was not intended for serious eyes.

The poem was intended for oral performance.

They are intended for young people.