Sentence examples for which should be prosecuted from inspiring English sources

"Then, as soon as the Yugoslavia tribunal had been set up, the purpose of human rights investigations expanded to include showing not only that violations had taken place but that these were crimes which should be prosecuted.

Parliament has passed a law, known as the "forum bar", which could be invoked to prevent people being tried abroad for offences which should be prosecuted in the UK.

Chilton stated that "there have been fraudulent efforts to persuade and deviously control" prices in the silver market, which "should be prosecuted".

That will always be a situation from which victims should be helped to escape – and for which perpetrators should be prosecuted.

"He leaked CLASSIFIED information, for which he should be prosecuted.

(f) Some individuals currently detained at Guantanamo may have committed offenses for which they should be prosecuted.

If commanders are reluctant to refer sexual assault charges to courts-martial, the answer may be to let military lawyers decide which cases should be prosecuted.

"Prosecutors may not want to bring criminal charges involving marijuana because juries are not necessarily sympathetic to the claim that this is a crime to which people should be prosecuted.

The Nigerian army killed 349 Shia Muslims last December in a series of clashes for which troops involved should be prosecuted, a judicial inquiry has concluded.

Finally, the agreement between the Cambodian government and the United Nations on the tribunal states that only "senior and most responsible" leaders in the Khmer Rouge regime should be prosecuted – which currently limits the number of the accused to five.

But Mr. Panetta said no agency operatives should be prosecuted for waterboarding — which induces the feeling of drowning — or any other interrogation method that had been authorized by the Justice Department.