Sentence examples for terms of prosecution from inspiring English sources

NO-O The reality is that you can't have just one approach in terms of prosecution.

There are going to be some times where Article III courts are appropriate in terms of prosecution.

"The sword of Damocles has been lifted" from him in terms of prosecution, said Bruno Jeudy, the political editor of Le Journal du Dimanche, a weekly newspaper.

"Trans people tend to be treated unfairly in terms of arrests, in terms of prosecution, in terms of conviction, sentencing and their time in jails and prison.

More than 60% of women in specialist domestic violence services have reported two or more incidents to the police and yet only 16% of them witnessed any further action in terms of prosecution or conviction.

A senior State Department official, briefing reporters Saturday night, said that Prime Minister Wen had recited "Chinese efforts in each of these fields in terms of prosecution for intellectual property fraud, or movement on structural reform".

But in terms of prosecutions, they remain promises.

At £70m, they were instructed to close down the operation – it was entrapment, and therefore useless in terms of prosecutions – but at this point it went rogue, continuing to make bigger and bigger deals, and laundering the proceeds.

Even if nothing comes in terms of criminal prosecution from the review under way in the Manhattan district attorney's office, Mr. Anderson said the fact that a review was taking place outside the closed doors of the chancery on First Avenue had permanently altered the balance between civil law and canon law, the internal rules of the Roman Catholic Church.

As with the laws in many countries in the region, the Senegalese anti-FGM law is more effective in terms of facilitating prosecutions of those who violate the law rather than protecting women and girls who have yet to undergo FGM from the practice.

"Our policy hasn't changed in terms of arrest and prosecution of anybody who's violating the law," he said.