“to prosecute”可以造什么句，to prosecute造句

They had overwhelming public support to prosecute the war.

", "How to prosecute and appear in court in USA?

Prosecutors use their discretion to decide whom to prosecute and what to charge them with.

And who has the motivation, not to mention the jurisdiction, to prosecute?

The Attorney General was aware of the political implications of his decision to prosecute.

Photographs taken by roadside cameras will soon be enough to prosecute drivers for speeding.

"I decided to prosecute because I don't want the same thing to happen to anybody else," she said firmly.

America's Justice Department has called such deals "presumptively unlawful" and has vowed to prosecute them with vigour.

If the money were returned, they would not trouble to prosecute him, as they really bore him no ill-will.

"That this House welcomes the formation of a government representing the united and inflexible resolve of the nation to prosecute the war with Germany to a victorious conclusion."

Holder's announcement came just hours after President Barack Obama promised in a 10-minute White House address to prosecute any parties found to have broken the law.

Investigation activities are necessary means for a country to prosecute crimes, but these coercive activities may imperil or infringe citizens' rights.

China's state-run media say authorities in Shanghai plan to prosecute nine former government and state industry officials in a corruption scandal involving the city's social security fund.

Xiao Yang of the street think they can turn to their parents far away in Shanghai, Who knows at this time my father was due to prosecutors to prosecute corruption and bribery.

Saud said Saudi Arabia is also going to great lengths to assist the U.S.-led war against Al-Qaeda, saying that the Saudi government shares the U.S. desire to prosecute accused terrorist mastermind Osama Bin Laden and his network.

Both parties have the right to determine to prosecute any claims or suits in its own name or in the name of Licensee and Licensor join together against such behavior.

The international law on piracy assumes that individual states would assume the responsibility of policing and patrolling their own waters and to prosecute those seized in the act of piracy.

The Xinhua News Agency quoted Zhang Weiqing, an official with the State Commission for Population and Family Planning, as saying that the government would continue to prosecute institutions and individuals involved in illegal sex-selective abortions.

She threatens to prosecute Tony for impeding an investigation.

S. has pledged to prosecute anyone responsible for leaking the data to the WikiLeaks website.

The police have decided not to prosecute because the evidence is not strong enough.

In May, British prosecutors announced their intention to prosecute Andrei Lugovoi, another ex-KGB agent, for Litvinenko's murder.

This case, the People's Procuratorate in the prosecution phase, treatment should be made not to prosecute statutory.

They filed public charges against 557,929 of the 668,425 suspects transferred for approval of prosecution, and decided not to arrest 3.094 people and not to prosecute 11,225 people.

Because the courts are under the power of the Sovereign, i. e the Queen, she is unable to prosecute herself because that would be ridiculous.

They also feared that the Trade Secrets Act would not be a very powerful deterrent in this situation, because the Justice Department would be unlikely to prosecute a bureaucrat for releasing documents to the public.

That package, which among other things makes it possible to prosecute Turkey's meddlesome generals in civilian courts, was approved by 58% of Turks, many of them pious MHP voters.

Like decisions not to prosecute, settlements tend to be ill-suited to judicial supervision.

He has decided to prosecute her after careful consideration of all the relevant facts.

If someone else attempts to counterfeit that currency and pass those COINS, there are sufficient counterfeiting laws on the books to prosecute those counterfeiters.

This is an extraordinary step for any government to take, as it gives the police the power to remove an abuser without necessarily having the evidence to prosecute them.

The police decided not to prosecute.

Such behavior is a felony under Sarbanes Oxley, but the U.S. will most likely be unable to prosecute.

Prosecutors have said little about their case, though Attorney General Eric Holder has said that the leaks jeopardized national security and promised to prosecute anyone who violated U.S. law.

Some reckon the government is unlikely to prosecute any politicians over the Babri Masjid incident, lest the Hindu right make martyrs of them.

A judgment against a plaintiff for failure to prosecute the case or to introduce sufficient evidence.