Sentence examples for prosecuted soon from inspiring English sources

In part, liberals advocating constitutional checks on power have been energized by the party's takedown of Bo Xilai, the polarizing former Politburo member who is expected to be prosecuted soon on charges of corruption and subverting the law.

The Socialist Party leader, François Hollande, pointed out that Juppé's conviction made it certain that Chirac would be prosecuted as soon as he left office.

The Royal Society of Medicine devoted a day to it this week, and a decision on whether Dr Martin is to be prosecuted is expected soon.

All he has to do is look at Charles Taylor, Liberia's former president, who agreed to leave office under intense international pressure and was soon apprehended, prosecuted and sentenced to decades in prison.

A1 Prosecutors May Face Charges Ray Jahn and his wife, LeRoy Jahn, two federal prosecutors in Texas who helped send several Branch Davidians to prison, may soon be prosecuted on charges that they withheld information from a Congressional investigation of the Waco siege, their lawyers said.

On July 10th the attorney-general's office announced it would soon prosecute Tommy for allegedly embezzling money from the nation's clove-management agency.

The FBI, a law-enforcement agency, tends to prefer to arrest and prosecute malefactors as soon as they have enough evidence.

President Banda argues that she initiated appropriate steps, including investigating, apprehending and prosecuting suspects as soon as she became aware of the allegations.

DOJ expects to soon prosecute Assange, who has been living in London, reports The Wall Street Journal.

Soon he was prosecuted under the 1917 Venereal Diseases Act, which was intended to prevent charlatans from working as doctors.

He could be saying more about Canadians who are being prosecuted for weed "crimes" that might soon be legal.