Sentence examples for properly prosecute from inspiring English sources
It gives people like him evidence that the federal government did not properly prosecute Mr. McVeigh.
In a new report, the campaign group Corruption Watch says the UK lacks the ability to properly prosecute major corporations.
Also emphasized is that a proper chain of custody must be employed in order to be able to properly prosecute perpetrators, and a couple of helpful items for this would be cryptographic hashes and key management for all evidence.
National prosecutors and judges must also have the capacity and the expertise to properly prosecute and try individuals for gender crimes.
In response, the government of Nova Scotia is setting up an investigative cyberbullying task force that will hopefully prevent and properly prosecute future harassment crimes that live online.
You can't make a film long enough to properly prosecute the American condition and also prosecute the international conditions of the drug war, and yet that is a shortcoming of the film.
Those who are raped must be confident that their case will be thoroughly investigated and properly prosecuted.
Rape is a cruel and degrading crime, and victims are entitled to have their cases thoroughly investigated and properly prosecuted.
An important test of that commitment should be how Yemen responds to a long-overdue request that Mr. Badawi and Mr. Quso be handed over to American officials to be properly prosecuted.
But my question then is why was Daynes never properly prosecuted?" Kevin Hurley, PCC for Surrey, said he could not discuss the specifics of the case while it was being investigated by the IPCC, but suggested cuts to the police budget were to blame for Surrey police's failure to act on LeFave's warnings about Daynes.
Policing and the justice system are too often failing cyclists, making the roads too dangerous for people to ride on them, and then not properly prosecuting or banning motorists who commit offences, a cross-party group of MPs and peers has warned.
