Sentence examples for more effective prosecutions from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, grand corruption will not reduce without more effective prosecutions and other sanctions that target bribe-takers, as well as the facilitators and middlemen of corruption, be they lawyers, accountants or fixers like Unaoil.
In December 2007, the House overwhelmingly passed a bill strengthening the law to enable more effective prosecution of sex traffickers.
At its root, the phrase is a call for the US Justice Department to change this – with the implied suggestion that more effective prosecution of people who kill unarmed black teenagers would be a good place to start.
This can result in individual countries enacting domestic laws that are harmonized internationally to allow law enforcement to coordinate global anti-corruption strategies for more effective prosecution.
As with the laws in many countries in the region, the Senegalese anti-FGM law is more effective in terms of facilitating prosecutions of those who violate the law rather than protecting women and girls who have yet to undergo FGM from the practice.
The prosecution of individuals is often more effective than corporate penalties.
The playing field of transnational efforts against corruption is becoming more aggressive and arguably more effective judging by the number of high-profile multi-jurisdictional prosecutions or investigations of key players.
A delicious flavouring of cool irony, which is so much more effective than hot indignation, covers his treatment of the small-mindedness and cheapness behind some prosecutions.
"But the reality is that this wave of prosecutions and heavy sentences given by the courts hasn't silenced critics, so governments are looking to more effective ways of silencing people….
"Good law enforcement should include effective prosecutions".
