Sentence examples for if he apprehended from inspiring English sources

A meeting could be broken up by a police constable if he apprehended that a breach of the peace was likely, if it impeded other citizens or if a policeman considered that a person of "reasonable firmness and courage" might be alarmed (to name but three instances).

As for Mr. Khan, he is facing trial if he is apprehended, and up to 15 years in prison if convicted.

That left open the possibility of bringing him before a military tribunal if he is apprehended, officials said.

10.39pm BST Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina has a novel idea for how to handle Dzhokhar Tsaraev if he's apprehended.

"That's not to say anything is imminent," Mr. Moskal continued, "but it would not surprise me in the least if he's apprehended in an hour".

"Obviously, if he wasn't apprehended this morning, he could have injured, killed, many more people".

He wondered if he was being apprehended for some sort of violation with his toner business or if he had accidentally got involved in a drug bust.

"I asked them if he'd been apprehended, and they told me no," he said to me.

"Due to Stoeser's predatory criminal conduct, and the strong likelihood that he will re-offend, his continued freedom in our communities will pose the highest degree of danger to our children if he is not apprehended and held to account for his heinous and predatory crimes," Almonte said in a May 2014 press release.

Captain Absolute manages to figure out the first meaning of Mrs Malaprop's utterance, which is that if she apprehends (understands) anything it is the use of her own vernacular tongue and a nice arrangement of epithets.

He was apprehended soon after.