Sentence examples for the increasing prosecution from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Mr. Panetta, who has been under pressure from advocacy groups and members of Congress to address this crisis, is right to fight the problem by increasing prosecutions, not just by increasing awareness or sensitivity.

Other recommendations in the committee's report included increasing prosecutions of adult sites that fail to take adequate steps to prevent children obtaining access to them.

He said tracking cash flows, and increasing prosecutions and incarcerations were important, with the ultimate goal of increasing cooperation and momentum.

The move to increase prosecution is motivated in part by the flood of fentanyl in the drug market in New Hampshire.

The Justice Department does not comment on the center's annual report, but a spokeswoman said the agency had increased prosecution of hate crimes by 35 percent during the first three years of Mr. Obama's presidency.

Increasing prosecutions of undocumented people is likely to bring additional costs, despite the precipitous decline in illegal crossings.

She was also critical of the Obama administration's increased prosecution of whistleblowers, saying it has had a chilling effect on people coming forward with information about waste, fraud, and abuse.   .