Sentence examples for might be prosecutable from inspiring English sources

One or two might be prosecutable.

And, instead of a Skylon tower, the Tories have a careening Boris Johnson, the former Foreign Secretary and careless Brexiteer, who, in a speech to a packed hall at the Conference on Tuesday, said that he thought the "authors of Chequers" might be prosecutable under a fourteenth-century law.

But Gascon and Beck also urged people to report incidents that might not be prosecutable but still might constitute racist or bigoted behavior.

Goldsmith believed the main evidence gathered so far dated back to before the introduction of Britain's current anti-corruption laws, which meant it might not be prosecutable.

But some of those believed to be prosecutable in 2010 may not be anymore.

How many of the cases would be prosecutable remained unclear yesterday.

I've got to have some kind of scientific or other evidence, or it's not going to be prosecutable".

They are not quite true in the normal sense, but if made under oath they would not be prosecutable for perjury, either.

"We have always known that locating the subjects, witnesses and evidence for 40-year-old murder cases was going to be challenging, and that many of these matters would not be prosecutable," said Xochitl Hinojosa, a spokeswoman for the Justice Department.

But the Rome Statute, which established the International Criminal Court, does make "direct and public incitement to commit genocide" a crime, and there wouldn't necessarily have to be an actual genocide committed for incitement to be prosecutable.

His exhortation to slit the throats of Americans and Jews would almost certainly be prosecutable under German laws against racist incitement, but German authorities were not aware of his call to murder at the time.