Sentence examples for going to be prosecuted from inspiring English sources

No one is going to be prosecuted, that of course it what a non-prosecution agreement ensures.

He's going to be prosecuted.

"It's evade your taxes and you are not going to be prosecuted.

Mr. Hynes said on the radio program: "None of these kids are going to be prosecuted.

When it became apparent that Whittamore was going to be prosecuted the paper issued "instructions that enormous care should be taken when commissioning Whittamore".

"How can you go and talk about wartime problems when you feel that if you mention anything wrong, you're going to be prosecuted?" he said in an interview.

At Skimlinks, we made some recommendations to all our publishers but the ICO have indicated to us that they're not going to be prosecuting sites unless they appear to intentionally avoid compliance.

"Some of these people are going to be difficult to prosecute if the opportunity is ever there" in the civilian system, he said.

If you defraud a public agency, you're going to be found out and prosecuted".

"Nobody is going to be forcing you to prosecute or criminalise your parents.

And they're clearly capable of conducting a guerilla war, which is going to be very difficult to prosecute by the military.