Sentence examples for to prosecute more from inspiring English sources

When the Crown Prosecution Service says it wants to prosecute more hate crime online, it is acknowledging that the boundary between digital and analogue experience is dissolving.

Contrary to an expressed commitment to prosecute more individuals, the SEC has recently targeted fewer.

The officials said they plan to prosecute more than 40 of the remaining detainees in either military or civilian courts.

Keir Starmer, the director of public prosecutions, tells the Financial Times in an interview (subscription) that the CPS is going to prosecute more middle-class tax evasion.

If not for foot-dragging by the bishop, the district attorney said, he might have been able to prosecute more cases.

The reason had to do with the Department of Justice, which was pushing U.S. Attorneys across the country to prosecute more border crossers for entering the U.S. illegally.

Officials with several of New York's district attorneys acknowledge the problem, saying they lack the staff to investigate and prosecute more than a fraction of the potential deed-theft and mortgage-fraud cases.

Finally, creating incentives to arrest and prosecute more individuals would likely increase aggressive policing tactics, which has been associated with higher rates of mortality for minorities.

Dutch law enforcement said in a 2010 report that the "likely explanation" for an apparent rise in sex trafficking in the Netherlands was the ability of investigators to track down and prosecute more traffickers.

The White House said it wants people who deal fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid that has caused deaths to skyrocket nationwide, to be prosecuted more aggressively.

Barclays agreed to cooperate against other banks involved, and while UBS is the second to be prosecuted, more are yet to come.