Sentence examples for he may prosecute from inspiring English sources

The justice minister accused the Americans of "surveillance mania" and suggested he may prosecute them.

He may prosecute with earnestness and vigor — indeed, he should do so.

Anti-corruption officials in Nigeria say they may prosecute Mr Adamu, though few think that will amount to much, given his wealth and connections.

The rebels' leader, Foday Sankoh, is in government custody, and officials have said they may prosecute him for the illegal diamond-dealing and the killings of 21 people during a public demonstration outside his home earlier this month.

The authorities have already charged 23 officials from Mr. Saakashvili's government with crimes like corruption and torture, and they may prosecute his former interior minister, who is also the leader of the Parliament's main opposition party.

But the question, as the Supreme Court put it, was whether "the criminal design originates with the officials of the government, and they implant in the mind of an innocent person the disposition to commit the alleged offense and induce its commission in order that they may prosecute".

The lawyer may prosecute the quack as much as he pleases.

"Because, under federal law, only the Department of Justice may prosecute criminal cases, we refer appropriate cases to the Department of Justice for prosecution under this provision.

Yet Mr Sebsi has categorically dismissed the allegations, and Tunisia's army says it may prosecute Mr Rajhi for defamation.Public opinion appears divided.

The vagueness of the legislation means that the authorities may prosecute for lavish entertainment as well as more blatant bribes.America is no longer a lone ranger.

For the most part, the court may prosecute only crimes committed after it was constituted in July 2002, and even though the cases submitted by the victims involved more recent allegations, some of the supporting material predated 2002.