Sentence examples for level of prosecutions from inspiring English sources

We will be questioning HMRC about the level of prosecutions and whether it is stepping up to the plate," she said.

The increased level of prosecutions comes as the issue of not paying taxes - whether it be via criminal evasion or legal avoidance - has become as much political as economic, as the government continues to search for ways to improve the public finances and presses ahead with its austerity drive.

Finding the right level of prosecution, then, can be a challenge.

The 20-page report [pdf, explicit language redacted] found that the behavior of Mr. Spitzer and his aides, while problematic, did not rise to the level of prosecution, in part because Mr. Spitzer is no longer governor, having resigned this month amid a prostitution scandal.

"It was an increased level of prosecution".

The Department of Justice did not provide details on how these efforts will be funded and whether there will be additional resources so the renewed focus on immigration-related enforcement on nonviolent officials will not lead to lower levels of prosecutions and investigation of other crimes.

Previous censuses have seen varying levels of prosecution.

At the level of international criminal prosecution before the International Criminal Court, prosecution below the age of eighteen has been completely excluded though (Art. 26 Rome Statute).

Luckily, the constable of the evening was a chum and schoolmate of Holmes's, and the Unfortunate Traipser, being of a lesser class than our esteemed personages, did not require to him the level of investigation and prosecution that would be afforded to a peer.

The purported violations — cheating brokerage clients by misrepresenting prices — would not typically rise to the level of a federal criminal prosecution.

While the alleged violations — cheating brokerage clients by misrepresenting the prices of securities — might typically prompt the loss of a job or civil lawsuits, such conduct rarely, if ever, rises to the level of a federal criminal prosecution.