Sentence examples for taking prosecutions from inspiring English sources

"Where we would like to see more action by councils is taking prosecutions against these people".

The one disagreement -- over whether to take prosecutions out of the military chain of command -- was the one "shiny object".

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".

As recently as April, the U.S. ambassador to Malaysia called for the country to take prosecution of human trafficking violations more seriously.

Mansfield acknowledged that a decision on whether to bring prosecutions could take six to nine months.

However, he added that "the feasibility of actually taking a prosecution through the courts using remote sensing [on its own] is still questioned by the Foreign Office" and the technology would still require boats in the water.

On the first day, Caion excused himself as sick, while Stoenescu recused himself, taking the prosecution's side.

"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".

There needs to be a credible, criminal investigation, and where there is evidence that crimes took place, prosecutions and appropriate punishment".

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.

But victims fear it is a token gesture, with next to no prosecutions taking place.