Sentence examples for secure prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Christopher Hitchens, in 2001, claimed to have amassed sufficient evidence to secure prosecutions for "war crimes, for crimes against humanity, and for offences against common or customary or international law, including conspiracy to commit murder, kidnap, and torture".

In the months leading up to the election, other news outlets exposed the Hynes administration's record of using unreliable or coerced witnesses to secure prosecutions: three guilty convictions had been overturned, and a panel was reviewing dozens of cases handled by a discredited detective.

There have been several cases of watches and fitness trackers helping authorities find missing persons, as well as help secure prosecutions.

Meanwhile, the DUP Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster is seeking an urgent meeting with the Director of Public Prosecutions to find out what standard of evidence is needed to secure prosecutions for alleged glorification of terrorism at the Castlederg parade.

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Joly stated that the investigation will require a minimum of 2 3 years to build up enough evidence to secure prosecutions.

In practice, securing prosecutions beyond all reasonable doubt for incidents like these may often be all but impossible.

Co-operation from the Canadian phone giant Research in Motion, which makes BlackBerry handsets, could prove vital in securing prosecutions.

Lawyers said that the SFO had been hindered in securing prosecutions because the British legal system meant it was difficult to pursue companies as opposed to individual employees.

The key to securing prosecutions is making sure victims can get back on their feet and maintain a stable living environment not just for the few weeks after their rescue, but for years.

But today, to the dismay of opposition politicians, the Food Standards Agency announced there was not enough evidence to secure a prosecution.