Sentence examples for subject of prosecuting from inspiring English sources

In 1993, his Surgeon General, Joycelyn Elders, had been quoted on the subject of prosecuting drug users.

The senators said they had raised the delicate subject of prosecuting the unpunished Libyan perpetrators of the Lockerbie bombing with the post-Qaddafi government, and were told it was ready to cooperate.

They particularly emphasized the importance of prosecuting FGC practitioners and people who subject their daughters to FGC.

The Defense Department's record of prosecuting assault cases is dismal.

The possibility of prosecuting teenagers is not fanciful.

Talk of prosecuting "tax cheats" is not appropriate when the very people at risk do want to become compliant, but the process of becoming compliant is uncertain, unclear and subject to constant change.

The continued practice of prosecuting persons for HIV-related "crimay" mactuallylimitimitheheffectivenessss of other HIV prevention interventions.

Livingston acknowledged it was his reading of the Traités which "fortified me in a design to prosecute the subject" of a code of penal law (1838 43, XI, 51).

Mulder claims he still had enough evidence with the days missed to prosecute the subject of his assigned wiretap, and that his own phone calls were being monitored.

Among the dozens of sworn statements in General Twitty's report, one includes additional allegations that were never investigated, never prosecuted, never the subject of national magazine articles and the evening news.

"We aggressively prosecute wrongdoing regardless of the subject of the investigation," Meale said in an email.