Sentence examples similar to prosecution of a task from inspiring English sources

He was acquiring the military manpower, the plunder, and the prestige that he needed to secure a free hand for the prosecution of the task of reorganizing the Roman state and the rest of the Greco-Roman world.

The case concerned a federal prosecution of a domestic dispute.

She said she could identify only one task force case — the bribery prosecution of an Orange County court clerk convicted of fixing tickets.

A highly touted pair of DNA legal experts, Barry Scheck and Peter Neufeld, were brought in from New York to take on the prosecution's physical evidence, a task they tackled with vigor.

The prosecutions made by Operation Kitley, a task force launched seven years ago specifically to tackle the trade in these substances, demonstrate the ratio of cutting agents to actual drugs.

But now we also know that the Bush Administration has made a the prosecution of white collar crime a lesser priority with more agents tasked to chase terror suspects than the men and women who brought our economy down.

(Note: According to Sherpao, the interagency team guiding the GOP's prosecution of Sheikh has also been tasked with reviewing all high-profile terror cases, traveling to each province to review files and offer guidance to local prosecutors.

And the Justice Department--which under President Clinton has made prosecution of health care fraud a top priority--recently formed a special task force exclusively to probe issues related to wrongdoing in the managed-care industry.

The Bribery Act 2010 has not yet made its mark, and the authorities have yet to use it for its most keenly anticipated task — the prosecution of organisations for failing to prevent bribery.

In spite of the gloomy outlook for successful insider trading prosecution, the task of doing so should not end in despair or inaction.

The prosecution of Father Fugee was an exception.