Sentence examples for it will be prosecuted from inspiring English sources

"These charges send a strong message to corporations and corporate executives alike that financial fraud will be found, and it will be prosecuted".

"HSE has today informed Foodles Production (UK Ltdd that it will be prosecuted over four alleged breaches of health and safety law," a HSE spokesperson said.

Neil Craig, head of operations for HSE in the Midlands, said on Thursday: "We have today informed Merlin Attractions Operations Ltd that it will be prosecuted for breaching health and safety law.

"If you commit an offence, we will investigate it and you will be prosecuted".

"If you commit an offence, we will investigate it and you will be prosecuted," the spokesman said.

They interrogate him, but because no one who participated will testify against him, it is unlikely he will be prosecuted.

Former prosecutors and defense attorneys who are familiar with drug investigations say it's likely someone will be prosecuted, whether or not Prince knew he was consuming illegal drugs.

But former prosecutors and defense attorneys who are familiar with drug investigations say it's likely someone will be prosecuted, whether or not Prince knew he was consuming illegal drugs.

Those who would choose to do it anyway may need to be reminded that it is also against the law — and that they will be prosecuted for it.

"It is ironic indeed that the more likely it is Debbie Purdy's husband will be prosecuted for assisting suicide, the sooner Debbie Purdy will end her life to avoid that danger," David Pannick, Purdy's barrister, told the panel of five law lords.

Conspiracy to "corrupt public morals" has no definitive case law; it is unknown whether or not it is a substantive offence, and Herring sees it as unlikely that conspirators will be prosecuted for this offence.