Sentence examples for prompt arrest from inspiring English sources

Two days after the beating of Mexican day laborers by avowed white supremacists, I attended a peaceful vigil in Farmingville calling for the prompt arrest of those involved.

With residents nervously hoping all weekend that the police would make a prompt arrest, the surprising twist raised as many questions as it answered.

Rather than questioning the international court, anyone with influence should oppose any amnesty for these crimes and call for the prompt arrest of the L.R.A. leaders.

Those of us who welcome the evenhanded enforcement of the law welcome your call for the prompt arrest and trial in Israel of the murderers of Rehavam Zeevi, the Israeli tourism minister (editorial, Oct. 19).

The formal imposition on Monday of the French ban on the full-face veil, which led to the prompt arrest of two women protesting the law, has been accompanied by the usual government invocations of French values, as well as issues of security and gender equality.

Racist attacks against L.A.'s black City Council president prompt arrest, outrage.

Mr. Fidan refused to testify on Thursday, which prompted arrest warrants and a second invitation for the M.I.T. chief.

There have been 10 so far this year, only three of which have prompted arrests by the police.

Leaders of the Conservative and Reform movements of Judaism offered cautious praise, while Women of the Wall, the group whose monthly prayer sessions have prompted arrests and mass demonstrations over the past year, started a 24-hour sit-in to protest it.

Mr. McCormac said that housing inspectors were not singling out any ethnic group and that none of the inspections had prompted arrests by federal immigration authorities or the police, as they have in places with many day laborers.

Though the case is being treated as an anomaly that breached accepted procedures, a senior agency official acknowledged that there were no written guidelines on the handling of such letters, and that there was no way to know whether similar correspondence had prompted arrests and deportations.