Sentence examples for use prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Legal experts said the SFO had sent a clear signal that it was serious about rooting out corruption and was finally prepared to use prosecutions to do so.

Two former senior executives at WorldCom became the newest symbols today in the Bush administration's broadening effort to use prosecutions to fend off political problems.

The latest developments emerge as animal rights charities are accused of becoming more militant and follow the row over an RSPCA decision to prosecute David Cameron's local hunt, drawing claims from MPs that it was using prosecutions for political purposes.

He added: "We should be using the law, we should be using prosecution, we should be locking people up if they are breaking the law - not doing these other halfway house measures and trying to go around the law".

For example, by using prosecution guidelines, prosecutors can elect to defer prosecution in cases where the corporation cooperates with investigatory agents and takes remedial actions to remedy its illegal behaviors.

But Congressional hearings on steroid use and prosecutions aimed only at star athletes do not have the ring of equality about them -- but rather a quest for fame from pursuing the famous.

New Hampshire used to see no irony in using repeated prosecutions to compel its residents to display "Live Free or Die", even for those who had religious objections.

The lyrics go on to suggest that the Kremlin uses criminal prosecutions as a selective weapon – prosecuting their enemies and dropping charges for their "homies".

Handheld GPS units are one way to record such information (Stokes 2010) but geotagged photos provide more detail that is useful for understanding crime problems and collecting evidence that can be used for prosecutions.

Green reiterated that the SFO will look to use deferred prosecution agreements (DPAs) for the first time to resolve the corporate investigations.

He faces prosecution for remarks prosecutors say demonised a population group rather than criticising a religion.Mr Wilders uses such prosecutions to pose as a martyr for free expression, a proven political strategy in the Netherlands.