Sentence examples for take prosecutions from inspiring English sources
The phrase "take prosecutions" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context this phrase would be used, as "take" is not typically associated with "prosecutions." Example: "The district attorney decided to take prosecutions seriously in order to ensure justice."
The one disagreement -- over whether to take prosecutions out of the military chain of command -- was the one "shiny object".
As recently as April, the U.S. ambassador to Malaysia called for the country to take prosecution of human trafficking violations more seriously.
"Where we would like to see more action by councils is taking prosecutions against these people".
At one point, she took prosecution lawyer Adrian Mopp to task, saying: "This is day 20 of the trial and the State is still scurrying around".
"To date we have not needed to take any prosecutions and have received very few complaints all of which have been successfully resolved through informal correspondence".
Mansfield acknowledged that a decision on whether to bring prosecutions could take six to nine months.
Downing Street said that of 59 cases which Ihat has looked at so far, only one was referred to the director of service prosecutions, who decided not to take a prosecution forward.
DealBook » Sending a Message for Backpedaling on Settlements | Standard Chartered learned the hard way that prosecutors take deferred prosecution agreements quite seriously, when the government forced the chairman to retract his statements on the settlement, Peter J. Henning writes in the White Collar Watch column.
Take the prosecution of Dylann Roof, who was sentenced to death this year for the shooting deaths of nine black churchgoers in Charleston, South Carolina, in June 2015.
The largest difference between their proposals was whether to take the prosecution of such cases out of the military command structure, as supported by Gillibrand but opposed by McCaskill.
A spokesperson for the Labor Department said by email that the "government and the community will not tolerate any abuse of FDHs, and will thoroughly investigate into all reported cases and promptly take out prosecution if there is sufficient evidence".
