Meanings of prosecute offenders in English

They say police don't do enough to track down and prosecute offenders.

The private warden cannot successfully arrest or prosecute offenders, and everybody knows it.

Rangers wear military-style khakis, are allowed to carry arms, and have powers to prosecute offenders.

Regarding straw-man purchasers, the president could direct the Justice Department to prosecute offenders more aggressively.

Mr Galloway said the IAA would continue to actively investigate and prosecute offenders like Ms Liu.

The money will also cover forensic services necessary to gather the robust evidence needed to prosecute offenders.

Cases like this send a strong message that it will not be tolerated, and we will prosecute offenders.

Sheep-stealing, horse-stealing and highway robberies, were the chief offences with which capital punishment was connected, and associations were formed to prosecute offenders.

Commissioner Vailea said the Family Protection Act provided the police with the necessary powers to protect victims of domestic violence and prosecute offenders.

While many officials tender resignations pre-empting the outcome of internal disciplinary procedures, Fazel maintains that the department still retains the right to prosecute offenders criminally.

To date, 166 countries have ratified the 2000 U.N. protocol designed to prevent trafficking, protect victims and prosecute offenders involved in the multi-billion dollar trade.

But MacTaggart said the UK law was too focused on prosecuting offenders, an approach which often fails.

The chief electoral officer Mose Saitala said prosecuting offenders will send a clear message to the public.

In recent years, the National Security Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and other organizations had established computer-crime divisions, all of which zealously prosecuted offenders.