Sentence examples for required to prosecute from inspiring English sources

Others said the resources required to prosecute people like Mr. Csatary would be better spent combating Holocaust deniers.

Still, Woodward's treatment of the arguments that took place in 2009 between the White House and the Pentagon over the Afghan war's purpose, and over the number of American troops required to prosecute the conflict, is exceptionally sharp.

The campaign would sever the chain of communication that connected Britain with India, an essential part of her empire whose trade generated the wealth Britain required to prosecute the war successfully.

No one knew how long executions would take, how many attorneys would be required to prosecute and defend the appeals, how large a facility would be needed to house death row inmates -- in short, no one knew what a big, expensive mess it would be.

The decision, DOJ stated, "is limited strictly to an application of the high legal standard required to prosecute the case under the federal civil rights statute; it does not reflect an assessment of any other aspect of the incident that led to Hamilton's death".

Whatever the case, though, nothing about Mohammed Hashim's story suggests that he should be standing trial in a court flagged up by the administration as an innovation required to prosecute "the worst of the worst," who were directly responsible for the 9/11 attacks.

Universities are required to investigate, prosecute, and punish perpetrators of sexual harassment and assault but "there's no official governmental regulation on what every policy should be," Penny Venetis, vice president at Legal Momentum, the oldest legal advocacy group for women in the United States, told VICE.

"Now we want to prosecute them".

You do need to prosecute people who break the law.

"Rather, in many cases the issue is the potential impropriety of those required to investigate and prosecute these deaths".

Manfred Nowak, the United Nation's chief official on torture, told an Austrian newspaper, Der Standard, that as a party to the international Convention against Torture, the United States is required to investigate and prosecute credible allegations of torture.