Sentence examples for wider prosecution from inspiring English sources
Phillips, who was leading the session for the committee, accused the tax office of only going after the "low-hanging fruit" to improve its wider prosecution figures.
The charges against the executive, Leonard Goldner, 56, are part of a wide-ranging prosecution of officials of the company, a maker of bar-code scanners and wireless networks.
Lehr and its top executives are scheduled to go on trial Oct. 9. Lehr executives were also at the center of a wide-ranging prosecution of corruption in the construction industry 14 years ago.
It was as a supervisory assistant state's attorney from 1994 to 1997 that Mr. Morano established a state-wide gang prosecution unit and expanded the state's racketeering laws to address gang activity.
Surely Hunt and David Cameron have left themselves wide open to prosecution?
Only a wide-ranging criminal prosecution can bring them low, he said.
The UN is protected under international agreements with a wide immunity against prosecution within the domestic courts of nation states.
The Senate report also is likely to remind some of the president's Democratic supporters of the administration's decision not to pursue a wide-ranging criminal prosecution of officials allegedly involved in abuse of detainees.
Gomułka conducted some purges and reforms but did not want to destabilize the security system, now under his control, by wide-ranging formal prosecutions.
Like all heads of state and government, along with many of their senior officials, the American president enjoys wide immunity from both criminal prosecution and civil lawsuits, at home and abroad, while he remains in office.
If CISA becomes law, the data could be used for prosecution of a wide range of crimes not directly related to cybersecurity, including violations of the Espionage Act.
