Sentence examples for prosecutors enforced from inspiring English sources

Jacobin military prosecutors enforced the laws against insubordination and desertion but took great pains to explain them to the soldiers and to make allowances for momentary weakness in deciding cases.

The case currently languishes in that court of first instance, but in 2000 the police and prosecutors enforced an injunction issued by the Second Mercantile Court to force the restaurant involved to discontinue using McDonald's intellectual property.

Prosecutorial immunity is intended to let prosecutors enforce the law without fear of being held personally liable.

Still, it wasn't all bad news for those who want to see changes in how top prosecutors enforce the law at the local level.

Third, it's unclear how federal prosecutors will enforce his plan.

AWAITING SIGNATURE Would ban assault weapons, mirroring the federal ban, and allow local prosecutors to enforce the law.

If the police and prosecutors cannot enforce the existing assault laws in his case, Thomas reasoned, will they really pursue cases of illegal sitting?

But human rights groups say that prosecutors began enforcing the law more vigorously in the months before Mr. Lee took office, when it became clear that conciliation toward the North would end.

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department has decided that federal prosecutors should enforce criminal provisions in the Violence Against Women Act in cases involving gay and lesbian relationships, a newly disclosed memorandum shows.

But human rights groups, including Amnesty International, say that prosecutors began enforcing the law more vigorously in the months before Mr. Lee took office, when it became clear that conciliation toward the North would end.

* In Philadelphia in mid-May, Mr. Bush posed in front of a sea of police officers to push a plan to hire more prosecutors to enforce existing gun laws.