Sentence examples for need to prosecute from inspiring English sources
At Northwestern University yesterday, Mr. Holder made a powerful case for the need to prosecute terrorists in the federal courts.
That wherever possible – and consistent with the need to prosecute – we will adopt a presumption of maximum transparency.
Local authorities already have the freedoms they need to prosecute rogue operators and prevent them from ruining families lives.
She stressed the need to prosecute other alleged members of the gang, including leaders, and highlighted the role of police and soldiers.
The speech-killing implications are obvious, and it's not as if they don't already have the tools they need to prosecute crime.
Some of the experts argue that we need to prosecute crimes that involve hate more severely in order to protect against intimidation and bigotry while others argue that punishing hate crimes differently than other crimes is unnecessary and unfair.
Under federal law, the state needs credible evidence — but less proof than what is needed to prosecute the provider — to hold payments while investigations continue.
For the family of Ms. Fleenor and Ms. Dikes, the evidence needed to prosecute a killer may have evaporated over the decades.
Security analysts have long argued that to wrest control of territory from the cartels, the government needs to prosecute the politicians who give protection.
Extra legal powers may be needed to prosecute hate preachers who encourage violent radicalisation in private conversations, according to the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation.
The attorney-general's consent has always been needed to prosecute these crimes (International Criminal Court Act 2001, section 53(3)), unlike for normal criminal offences.
