Prepositional sentences

1. protected military courts to try terrorism suspects

2. Two years was a long enough period for restructuring
3. adequately deal with terrorism
4. our civilian rulers have once again chosen to outsource the
responsibility to the military.
5. The extension in the term of the military courts is likely to further
delay the much-needed criminal justice
6. jurisdiction has been extended to civilians.
7. provided constitutional cover to speedy trials under the Pakistan
Army Act
8. political parties to a consensus on the controversial legislation
9. combatants captured during military operations
10. participating in terrorist activities on the mainland.
11. adequate response to the threat.
12. they are not even a proper remedy for the victims of terrorism.
13. legality of trial of civilians before military courts, many legal
experts are of the view
14. A common complaint has been the denial of the right to a counsel
of choice and the failure to disclose the charges against the accused
and to explain the reasons for the verdict.
15. two-year extension for military courts saying i
16. another constitutional amendment for the extension of the term for
military courts. To get a two-thirds majority in both the houses of
parliament,
17. recommendations including the reduction of the sunset clause to one
year.
18. a sessions judge along with a military officer sit on the bench
cannot be taken seriously.
19. proposals are meant to appease the liberal voices in the party
opposed to the extension of the Military Act to civilians.
20. Instead of seeking to civilianise the military justice system, the PPP
leadership must stress on linking a one-year extension,
21. time line for upgrading the anti-terrorism courts and taking
substantive steps to reform the overall criminal justice system.
22. The Swiss government offered to sign such an agreement with
Pakistan
23. exchange information on tax-evaded money,
24. media reports have surfaced over the years
25. a hefty amount of over $180-200 billion
26. Finance Ministry revisit the 2005 treaty on avoidance of double
taxation,
27. minimum exchange of information with respect to income tax.
28. reducing students' bank account limit to $14,500 from the existing
$18,000
29. Pakistan continued to discuss the matter with Swiss authorities and
advised them
30. as fleeing with money laundered via tax evasion
31. a global forum on an exchange of tax information of offshore
accounts and investments.
32. The need for signing the law was felt in the wake of Panama Papers
case.
33.