Sentence examples for prosecution survey from inspiring English sources

The group also recently met the home secretary, police and crown prosecution survey to discuss adopting a definition of anti-semitism which includes criticism of Israel and "taking enforcement actions" against demonstrations that "become threatening", whatever that means.

At least three recent surveys have shown that the prosecution of people who engage in group sex does not enjoy widespread support today.

The 77-page opinion surveyed the history of the prosecution and highlighted a core issue at the heart of the government's case: Was the transaction in question merely an aggressive accounting technique or something more sinister?

Austerity cuts imposed by central government have left local government trading standards teams fearful of the financial risks of taking on major prosecutions, the Chartered Trading Standards Institute has warned in its latest survey of the profession.

OPINION An Op-Ed article last Wednesday calling for international prosecution of corporate crimes in Africa misstated a finding of an Ivory Coast government survey.

If you want to survey in a private area, get permission from landowners! Unpleasant situations like prosecution or being run off by hunting dogs can be avoided this way.

A survey by Angus Reid Global Monitor found that public opinion is deeply split on the prosecution, with 50% supporting Wilders and 43% opposed.

Surveys have found that only 9% of Ripa authorisations have resulted in either prosecution or enforcement action, which is indicative of a "fishing expedition" approach to the use of the law – Ripa is being massively overused for trivial issues.

Magistrates who responded to the survey in detail said self-representation slowed the courts down and risked skewing cases in favour of the prosecution.

But although a TDH survey of legislation in the 21 countries from which most offenders come showed a solid legal basis for prosecution, such action is still rare in most countries.

But while a TDH survey of legislation from the 21 countries that most offenders come from showed a solid legal backing for prosecution, such action is still rare in most countries.