Sentence examples for month could face from inspiring English sources

Mehserle, who is to be sentenced next month, could face anything from five to 14 years in jail.

Human rights lawyer Felix Agbor Balla and university lecturer Fontem Neba, who were arrested last month, could face the death penalty for organising peaceful protests to promote the rights of the English-speaking minority in the central African country.

He added that the lawyers who drafted the torture memo in March could face professional sanctions.

President Obama, who in November could face one of the tightest bids for reëlection in history, has periodically spoken of his admiration for Reagan.

Prime Minister Theresa May could face a crushing defeat in Parliament on Dec. 11, when British lawmakers are to vote on her plan for leaving the E.U.

Mrs. May could face a leadership challenge or be left to put her deal to a second vote in the British Parliament.

Theresa May could face calls from ministers including David Davis, Liam Fox and Boris Johnson to abandon the so-called customs partnership, which is generally regarded as her preferred option.

Theresa May could face a diplomatic row with China at the G20 summit as she arrives for her first meeting with Xi Jinping, without having approved Beijing's involvement in UK nuclear projects.

Abu Hamza, who is due to be sentenced on 9 September, could face a life term.

Apps that do not reach the standards set by 1 April could face legal action.

If found guilty of murder, the 27-year-old, who went on trial on 3 March, could face life imprisonment.