Sentence examples for responsible for prosecuting from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the prosecutor could also be responsible for prosecuting "serious crime having a cross-border dimension".

It's equally important for Mexican society to bring to justice former officials responsible for prosecuting a "dirty war" against dissidents.

The UN can report such allegations but countries themselves are responsible for prosecuting their troops over such crimes.

The European Union is also demanding changes, particularly the reform of the judiciary responsible for prosecuting corruption cases.

The department has a separate inquiry that must point the way to repairing the public integrity section, which is responsible for prosecuting public officials.

(He said that he was not responsible for prosecuting former officials or police officers, and that the network closing had been a mistake).

The Service Prosecuting Authority, the independent agency responsible since January 2009 for prosecuting military personnel, has refused to say how many prosecutions have been mounted against troops alleged to have killed or wounded civilians.

The individuals responsible for investigating, prosecuting and adjudicating his actions have lied in court, ignored conflicts of interest and irrevocably tainted the evidence against him.

A draft document produced by the convention's presidium (as its steering committee grandly calls itself) aspires to create a "European criminal-justice policy" replete with a European public prosecutor responsible for "investigating, prosecuting and bringing to judgment perpetrators of serious crimes affecting several member states".

Three arms of government, all ostensibly representing the same people, have been at an impasse over who should be responsible for — and pay for — prosecuting people accused of misdemeanor cases of domestic violence.

The objective is to avoid official confirmation of wrongdoing that might be used in lawsuits against government officials and contractors, and might help create a public clamor for prosecuting those responsible.