Sentence examples for expected criminal from inspiring English sources

Under New Hampshire law, child sexual assault charges can be brought until a victim's 40th birthday, and diocesan officials said they expected criminal investigations to begin.

Wetherell noted that trial by jury would be suspended when UK rule took effect because the pool of jurors was too small for the expected criminal prosecutions against senior TCI officials.

By Jeb Blount RIO DE JANEIRO, March 19 (Reuters) - A Brazilian prosecutor plans to allege this week that Chevron and Transocean should not have drilled a deep-water well that leaked in November, legal documents showed, giving a glimpse into expected criminal charges that could slow the rush to develop Brazil's vast offshore oil wealth.

"Priests who sexually abuse youngsters and the chancery officials who enabled it can expect criminal prosecution".

Denis Kelly, a Democrat who has been a council member for four years, said he didn't expect criminal activity to surface.

Russia may veto a referral to protect its interests, but will find it unnecessarily tedious to maintain support of a well-documented criminal regime in a 24/7 news world that expects criminal accountability for atrocities.

Rep. Jared Polis (D-Colo)., a vocal supporter of drug policy reform who has sponsored multiple bills seeking protection for state-legal marijuana businesses and advocating full-scale federal legalization of the drug, said he expects criminal justice reform to remain a topic of interest in the House even as the chamber becomes more Republican-leaning.

As one would expect, criminals genuinely fear getting shot by their victims.

Instead it is right to expect criminals who assault police to contribute to payment for this treatment.

"As summer music festival lineups are announced and the squads for Euro 2016 are being confirmed, we expect criminals to exploit fans' excitement by flogging fake tickets on forums, sham websites and social media," he said.

Expect more of the same; and expect criminals to use exploits that the US government could have closed long ago.