Sentence examples for into prosecutions from inspiring English sources

This week, Frontline, NPR and Pro Publica aired a joint investigation into prosecutions for child deaths blamed on abuse that raised questions much like the ones I raised in my article.

President Bush asserted executive privilege in 2001, his only assertion to date, to protect files sought by congressional investigators into prosecutions long since closed, including some under Bill Clinton.

"It is now more important than ever for the government of Mexico to demonstrate that it can go beyond the capture of cartel leaders and turn the captures into prosecutions and ultimately the dismantlement of the entire criminal network," Mr. Olson said.

"It's high time that the information be turned into prosecution.

A bipartisan, expert commission would complement Mueller's efforts, but with a forward-looking mission: instead of putting effort into prosecution (which is the purview of DOJ, not Congress), the commission could focus on the integrity of our elections.

Refuge says domestic violence costs Britain £16bn a year in legal, medical and housing expenses, children going into care, prosecutions and days off work.

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

An interesting question is why there has been a push to turn cases that once might have resulted only in civil charges into criminal prosecutions, which carry a much more significant social stigma along with the threat of prison time.

Its spokesperson said: "We made it our immediate priority to carefully look into live prosecutions in accordance with the code for crown prosecutors and any past cases which involved a defendant still in custody".

Seven inquiries have so far been launched into the prosecution of the campaigners and the infiltration of Kennedy into the ranks of the protest movement.

His best trick was to turn a defense into a prosecution.