Sentence examples for prosecuting of from inspiring English sources

This is why barristers do not usually accuse those they are prosecuting of being dangerous lunatics.

The TVPA provides assistance to foreign governments in facilitating the drafting of antitrafficking laws, the strengthening of investigations, and the prosecuting of offenders.

Significantly, the American Broadcasting Company ABCC) interrupted its telecast of Judgment at Nuremburg (1961), a film about the prosecuting of Nazi war criminals, to show the events in Selma, which became known as "Bloody Sunday".

The numbers come as the Pentagon prepares to integrate women formally into what had been all-male domains of combat, making the effective monitoring, policing and prosecuting of sexual misconduct all the more pressing.

India, without making it an outright condition that resuming talks depended on Pakistan's prosecuting of those responsible for the Mumbai attacks, made clear that substantial progress would be required before negotiations could restart, said Salman Bashir, Pakistan's foreign secretary, the No. 2 in the ministry.

The reporting, investigating and prosecuting of wrongdoing by contractors all remain areas of concern, she said.

But instead of prosecuting any of the alleged embezzlers, the police arrested Mr Magnitsky.

In 1869, McKinley ran for the office of prosecuting attorney of Stark County, an office usually then held by Democrats, and was unexpectedly elected.

I have not copied the Swedish approach exactly: any purchaser of sexual services can be prosecuted, of whatever gender.

But judging such facts, especially many years, perhaps even centuries, after they occurred, requires the discipline of historians and, if surviving suspects can be prosecuted, of jurists.

In contradistinction to an image fostered by popular fiction, the police saw themselves as particularly vulnerable to accusations of partiality, the evidence they gathered was generally inadmissible, and the state rarely prosecuted of its own volition.