Sentence examples for prosecution targets from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levie of Box.net noted that his company and Dropbox, as well as the services from Google and Microsoft, were less likely prosecution targets because they depended to a large extent on legitimate corporate purchases of their storage.

He said he also feared that the authorities would press him to serve as a witness in a new prosecution targeting Mr. Khodorkovsky, who is due for release from prison next year.

The prosecutions targeted the Americans, but they weren't really about them.

The prosecution has targeted Major Bhatnagar's character, suggesting that the order to attack at Kargil had found, in the major, that "all lofty feelings to serve the nation had subsided and become lull".

According to Human Rights Watch, Kenya has prosecuted some people over the violence but these prosecutions rarely target senior leaders, or police officers who have been accused of using excessive force.

But other requirements are much tougher, like a substantial increase in the amount of money the state must recover from Medicaid fraud prosecutions, a target much higher than the amount any state has recovered to date.

Some jurists have been wary of approaches to prosecution that identify targets on the basis of potential, if not yet actual, criminal activity.

The other prosecution did not target corporate corruption.

The fifth student indicted in the ring, Harrison David, who was the prosecution's main target, turned down a deal that would have included one year in prison.

"All of those who were captured had arrest warrants issued against them by the prosecution, and we targeted them by their names".

On many days, the news seems to provide evidence for Alexander's case: racial profiling; stop-and-frisk; the targeted prosecution of drug laws in black and brown communities; the disproportionate arrest, remand, and sentencing of minorities; the xenophobic alarm about immigration; and the quick resort to force by police and corrections officers against citizens of color.