Sentence examples for he would prosecute from inspiring English sources

By then she may be unable to travel alone, but under British law if her husband helps her, or even goes with her, he is likely to be committing a crime.Ms Purdy has already tried and failed in two lower courts to force the director of public prosecutions to spell out the circumstances in which he would prosecute her husband.

In an interview afterward, Mr. Dwaikat said he would prosecute every criminal in the region.

Mr. Sarkozy said he would prosecute people who regularly consulted jihadist Web sites or who traveled abroad for indoctrination.

Instead, McClellan made clear he would prosecute the war to a successful completion, while disagreeing with policies Lincoln had adopted.

As Purdy later wrote, "We were asking the Director of Public Prosecutions, quite reasonably, to explain when he would prosecute and when he wouldn't.

He said he would prosecute cronyism among private contractors and use the settlement money to pay for more police officers.

He also didn't object when Trump said he'd prosecute Hillary Clinton and investigate Black Lives Matter.

Mr. Orozco says Mr. Christie issued a letter saying he would not prosecute Mr. Turner for his statements.

In the hours before the debate, Trump signaled that he would aggressively prosecute long-held grievances against the Clintons in a play to his base.

Former prosecutor Bruce Castor has said he promised he would never prosecute Cosby and urged him to testify in the woman's 2005 civil lawsuit.

But Mr. Ray said he would not prosecute her, concluding that the evidence was insufficient to show that she knowingly lied.