Sentence examples for overall prosecution from inspiring English sources

Research also shows that those with a pattern of committing or attempting to commit rape will continue to do so until prosecuted and jailed, a tall order since statistics indicate that overall prosecution rates for rape are among the lowest for any criminal offense, and that only one out of 16 rapists will be incarcerated.

Her press spokesman in Minneapolis, David Anderson, said that the overall prosecution record of the Minneapolis office was strong.

The ruling should probably not affect the overall prosecution of Mr. Blagojevich, the former governor of Illinois who is now on trial for a host of crimes.

Last week the US administration signalled its revulsion at the civilian casualty rate and what it called "flaws in the coalition's targeting practices and overall prosecution of the air campaign", by announcing a curtailment of US arms supplies, in particular precision-guided weapons, to Saudi Arabia.

Hence, fewer office actions (back-and-forth responses between the attorneys/inventors and the USPTO) are expected, which reduces the overall prosecution costs.

They said the department had made "dramatic increases" in prosecuting gun crimes since Attorney General John Ashcroft made that a top priority when he took office in 2001, with overall prosecutions increasing more than 32percentt as of the latest tally.

The indictment was odd in that it came before any underlying crimes were formally charged and because it came alone rather than as part of an overall Enron prosecution.

According to the Center on Law and Security at the New York University School of Law, the government has a 29percentt conviction rate in terrorism prosecutions overall, compared with 92percentt for felonies generally.

This rarely happened; there were no major political trials under Khrushchev, and at most several hundred political prosecutions overall.

His murderous tactics against drug dealers warrant prosecution, but overall democratic and legal processes still survive.

The overall success rate for CPS prosecutions has remained at an impressive 85% or 86% for several years, although figures for sex offences, where there are usually no independent witnesses, are inevitably lower.