Sentence examples for prosecution figures from inspiring English sources

Phillips, who was leading the session for the committee, accused the tax office of only going after the "low-hanging fruit" to improve its wider prosecution figures.

That's fine, and may also account somewhat for the inordinately high prosecution figures.

It doesn't really matter what the legal reason is but the prosecutor who apparently made the decision is an old regime prosecution figure who had been replaced during the period that Morsi was in office.

"The prosecution figured that because she had prior prostitution convictions, she must be guilty this time too," Zoe Root, the dedicated HTIC attorney for the Bronx Defenders, the office that represented Love at trial, told me.

This month, the European Parliament passed a resolution calling on Ukraine to cease the "selective prosecution of figures from the political opposition".

According to Crown Prosecution Service figures, there were 225 prosecutions for so-called "honour" crimes in the year to April 2015, up 9% on the previous year.

From Crown Prosecution Service figures last month, it is clear the volume of prosecutions and convictions is at its highest ever level, meaning more victims are seeing justice than ever before.

This was a rise of 10% from 2011, according to Crown Prosecution Service figures obtained under a Freedom of Information request.

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Recently there have been calls for prosecutions of figures from the apartheid-era government, reflecting a belief that the drive for reconciliation let some perpetrators off the hook and failed to improve the lives of many in the black majority.

Furthermore, he charged that in using the Racketeering Influenced Corrupt Organizations act originally intended for prosecuting organized crime figures, the prosecution was engaged in overkill.