Sentence examples for paucity of prosecution from inspiring English sources

35 Apart from the paucity of prosecution cases, the 1999 law has only a limited extraterritorial effect, consistent with the French tradition on which Senegal law is based.

2 Despite the shortcomings of the legislation identified above (i.e., paucity of prosecution of cases and lack of sufficient protection to potential victims), it must be noted that the 1999 law and human right norms present many advantages.

The main reason that American and British regulators give for the paucity of prosecutions is that they have struggled to connect wrongdoing lower down in the bank, such as the LIBOR scandal, to those running it.

A second reason for the paucity of prosecutions is that in capitalist societies where risk-taking is seen as a necessary part of business, it is not actually illegal to run a bank, or any other company, into the ground.Public outrage is, however, prompting some countries to think again about imposing stricter rules that might make it easier to jail bankers.

As for the former South African President, he had spoken out against the conviction; pointing out the paucity of the prosecution case; visiting the prisoners in Barlinnie prison in Glasgow; supporting his appeal.

"The paucity of successful prosecutions suggests that current law does not provide prosecutors with the power to bring corporate homicide charges or, that if the power exists, its lack of clarity discourages prosecutors from bringing cases".

The killing ended any hope of prosecution.

Risk of prosecution: LOW.

Risk of prosecution: MINIMAL.

Risk of prosecution:HIGH.

A second-best path to reform lies in the revision of prosecution services policy manuals.