Sentence examples for prosecution activities from inspiring English sources

The increase coincided, it seems, with the Recording Industry Association of America's aggressive prosecution activities against illegal file downloads.

Due to the high cost of patent protection (typically $10,000 to $20,000 per patent), significant effort must be devoted to issues arising out of patent prosecution activities associated with patent applications.

Accordingly, I call upon the United States Department of Justice to make known its intentions regarding prosecution of activities sanctioned by Amendment 64 (particularly large wholesale grow operations) as soon as possible in order to assist state regulators and the citizens of Colorado in making decisions about the implementation of Amendment 64.

The prosecution (scraping activity) and defence (rubbing activity) hypotheses are assumed to be mutually exclusive but not exhaustive, since the proposition that it is caused by another activity is not considered (Fenton et al. 2014).

Officially, the statements said, the main topic was "cooperation in the criminal prosecution of terrorist activities".

Therefore, there should be a facility for ensuring a potential prosecution against such activities.

One told Boet he was a stowaway who had been arrested along with the crew, while others were facing prosecution for illegal activities in the Niger delta region.

As government prosecution of its activities increased in the 1970s, '80s, and early '90s, the Mafia struck back by assassinating magistrates and judges who had aggressively targeted organized crime.

In February, UBS agreed to pay $780 million to avoid criminal prosecution for its activities in the U.S. promoting the hidden accounts.

Henry Scudder, an American who had escaped prosecution for criminal activities in his home country by joining foreign armies, had had psychokinetic powers since childhood.

In just the past six years, the Swiss bank UBS and federal prosecutors have struck two nonprosecution agreements and one deferred prosecution agreement for activities including bid-rigging in the U.S. municipal debt market, manipulating key interest rates, and helping Americans evade their taxes.