Sentence examples for tough prosecution from inspiring English sources
"That's the tough prosecution part," he said.
The response by Mr. Schwarz's legal team yesterday was an anticipated hardball answer to tough prosecution tactics that have been on display for the last week.
And, over the last two decades his office has created community programs both taking aim at crime and helping its victims, an approach he calls "tough prosecution, smart prevention".
As in other institutions where these problems persist, vigilant reporting and tough prosecution are essential to achieve long-term improvement.
From better intelligence-gathering to enhanced protection, from tough prosecution to improved civic education, from media responsibility to public solidarity, from confronting anti-Semitism at sports events to monitoring social media, there are many pressing fronts to pursue.
That, and the killing of Osama bin Laden, the attack on the Somali pirates, and the tough prosecution of the Afghan war, was more than enough to dispel the public's doubts about his resolve on foreign policy and national security.
She says on her Web site: "We should put real cops on the financial beat in the Commodities Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission, cops with the resources they need to patrol for fraud and sustain tough prosecutions".
"We are hopeful that this will loosen up some of the policies, but we have certainly not seen it yet," said Jonathan Hawley, the federal public defender in central Illinois, another district with a history of tough prosecutions.
Minnite framed Ortega and Mason's cases in simpler terms, questioning the point of tough prosecutions for two women who claimed they made a mistake and didn't influence the outcome of an election.
Those owners who fail in this duty should face tougher prosecution.
