Sentence examples for need prosecutions from inspiring English sources

That's why we need prosecutions of criminal enterprises under the RICO laws used against the mafia.

They need prosecution and prison far less than they need an invigorating slap in the chops*.

Q: Do you agree that we need more prosecutions for child abuse?

Many anti-FGM arguments revolve around the need for prosecutions, but for Mohamed and Integrate Bristol the focus was always on eradicating the practice.

A Home Office expert evaluation of a similar ban in Ireland, which came into effect in 2010, reported that a network of 102 "head shops" virtually disappeared without the need for prosecutions as a result of the ban.

This lack of personnel also limits the department's ability to gather evidence needed for prosecutions.

When the police grab the phone – which is literally the first thing they will do – they have all the evidence they need for prosecution.

It was all the jury needed, the prosecution had contended, and indeed it was the first piece of evidence they asked to see when starting deliberations.

"Before reaching a final decision in this case, Mr Daley and Mr Waterfield were consulted by the CPS and both indicated that they did not think this case needed a prosecution".

"Before reaching a final decision in this case, Mr Daley and Mr Waterfield were consulted by the CPS and both indicated that they did not think this case needed a prosecution". Starmer said new guidelines were needed because this was just one of a growing number of such cases, and there were likely to be many more.

The removal of extremist and terrorist content from the internet – particularly in the case of artificial intelligence programs that may do 'bulk' removals - creates a risk that evidence needed for prosecution of individuals disseminating content or providing material support to terrorist organisations may be lost.