Sentence examples for the increased prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Senior immigration and border officials called for the increased prosecutions [in April] in a confidential memo to Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.

The increased prosecutions are meant to serve as a deterrent to a growing number of soldiers who are ambivalent about heading — or heading back — to Iraq and may be looking for a way out, several Army lawyers said in interviews.

In light of the increased prosecutions for insider trading, as well as attempts by the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) to have a more aggressive enforcement program, US investment firms are seeing the benefits of adopting more comprehensive policies that demonstrate their "zero tolerance" approach to any illegal actions by their employees.

There is a growing international movement to draw attention to the increasing prosecution and repression of artists, film makers, journalists and academics in Iran.

In addition to the adjustment sessions the military have also increased prosecutions under the country's lese majeste legislation, which prohibits any criticism of the monarchy.

In December, the UN said that while the number of reported cases of violence against women and girls in the previous 12 months had increased, prosecutions and convictions under the EVAW remained low.

"Malaysia more than doubled the number of trafficking investigations and substantially increased prosecutions, but the government convicted only three traffickers for forced labor and one for passport retention, a decrease from the nine traffickers it convicted in 2013," the report reads.

On Saturday, human rights activists called Ms. Patnaree's arrest a day earlier a "new low" for Thailand, which has increased prosecutions under the lèse-majesté law since the military took power in 2014.

While no official data are available, Amnesty said the new law does not appear to have resulted in increased prosecutions or convictions.

Increased prosecutions set a new standard: no more military rape culture in the service and no more stigmas for survivors.

We have increased prosecutions of wealthy tax cheats and our crackdown on offshore tax cheats has already brought in more than £2bn since 2010.