Sentence examples for widespread prosecutions from inspiring English sources

South Africa, for example, opted for a commission of truth and reconciliation instead of widespread prosecutions when it shed apartheid.

Now, many criticize the widespread prosecution of the generals of the "deep state" that guaranteed Turkish secularism as a veiled attack on secularism itself.

There's a lot of financial corruption, there's a lot of fraud, there's all kinds of valid use of law enforcement dollars, and I don't think the public has the appetite to see widespread obscenity prosecutions".

Since much of the country in 1995 assumed O.J. did it, there was a widespread perception the prosecution must have fumbled the ball.

There have been widespread calls for further prosecutions and the defence secretary, Liam Fox, disclosed that Ministry of Defence inquiries "are revealing evidence of some concern" in other Iraqi abuse cases.

By essentially equating the violation of usage agreements with computer hacking into a computer, a guilty verdict in this case could have widespread implications for future prosecutions under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, said Matthew Levine, a former federal prosecutor.

There has been widespread speculation that the prosecution will rest in a week or two.

She also noted the widespread intimidation of the prosecution's witnesses leading to recantations and refusals to testify which also damaged her investigation.

The retailer took rapid steps to distance itself from the case, attempting to offset a damaging public relations storm as news of the prosecution triggered widespread criticism.

Their prosecution inspired widespread concern in the international business community, partly because of the lack of clarity about what was considered to be a state or commercial secret in China.

But after an intervention by the Crown Prosecution Service and widespread outrage, Scotland Yard was forced into an abrupt climbdown.