Sentence examples for prosecution easier from inspiring English sources

A critical element in the story concerns the fact that, according to one of the leaked emails, the companies were hoping that "if they can show that WikiLeaks is hosting data in certain countries it will make prosecution easier".

Mr. Spaulding and Mr. Allison said Mr. Tierney's 2006 vote against the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, which clarified prohibitions on Internet gambling and made prosecution easier, makes the possibility that he and his wife earned income from the Eremians' business particularly troubling.

There is no doubt either as to the author which makes prosecution easier.

But the availability of a video and the extended nature of the struggle may make a prosecution easier than in the other two cases, they said.

They also wished for changes in the judicial system that would make prosecution easier for survivors, not for offenders.

Among other things, the Senate's package would revise the statutes on vehicular manslaughter and assault to make prosecutions easier.

It says this will make prosecutions easier and prevent the "undercutting of local workers and responsible businesses by the exploitation of low-skilled workers from Europe".

"I don't think this new law alone will make prosecution any easier.

Inspector Cheeseman heralds this as a real breakthrough, which should make prosecution much easier.

Insp Cheeseman heralds this as a real breakthrough, which should make prosecution much easier.

Startups included Hollerr, the wearable technology and mobile app that records incidents of street harassment and geo-tags for easier prosecution, and Free Feet, a laser device attached to the side of a shoe, designed to help reduce gait freezing for Parkinson's sufferers.