Synonyms for prosecutions
pros·e·cu·tions

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1. List of paraphrases for "prosecutions":

   prosecution, proceedings, trials, prosecute, lawsuits, indictments, processes, prosecuting, charges, prosecutorial, procuratorates, pursuits

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1. United States:

   There's a recognition that there is a lot more that needs to be done on this, arrests are great, but we need prosecutions. That's an area where the United States and Mexico and Mexico can certainly do more. I think that'll be a big part of the conversation. How do we increase prosecutions ?

2. Eric Gordy:

   If you had got prosecutions of those three (including Milosevic) then you'd get a really good picture of the way the violence was produced but we're not getting it.

3. Cory Booker of New Jersey:

   Our federal government has long overstepped the boundaries of common sense, fiscal prudence and compassion with its marijuana laws. These laws must change, otherwise law-abiding Americans -- bankers, business people, veterans and families-- are fearful of unnecessary, expensive, life-disrupting investigations and prosecutions.

4. Joe Sullivan:

   I was very disappointed there wasn’t one mention of starting to refocus and strategically target persons that are carrying guns illegally, especially previously convicted felons and persons on probation or parole, as that should be the backbone of any anti-violence program in Philadelphia, but since he’s taken office, we’ve seen a significant reduction in prosecutions in general and for persons carrying guns illegally. I think that’s counterproductive for a time when the city of Philadelphia is setting records for gun-related homicides and shootings.

5. Hong Kong:

   Any demand that we should run an amnesty at this stage, that we will not follow up on investigations and prosecutions of offenders is not acceptable, because that bluntly goes against the rule of law in Hong Kong, ...My sincere plea is: Please give us an opportunity, the time, the room, to take Hong Kong out of the current impasse and try to improve the current situation.