Sentence examples for should prosecution from inspiring English sources

Though civil charges appear a more likely outcome should prosecution result, one source familiar with the panel's deliberations said criminal charges should not be ruled out.

He asked: Should prosecutions be launched 30 years after the event?

None of this in any way exonerates Mr. Assad, who should face prosecution for war crimes.

EUROPEAN countries think any alleged war criminal should risk prosecution before the new International Criminal Court.

If Reynolds is indeed guilty of sexual assault, he should face prosecution.

The report will disappoint those who claimed they wanted it to say Blair should face prosecution.

"Any suggestion that there should be prosecution of these folks is extraordinarily unwise and unfair," he said.

Any individual who commits genocide, war crimes or crimes against humanity from that day on should fear prosecution.

Asked if he believed Assad should face prosecution at the International Criminal Court, he said: "People who break international law should be subject to international law".

Following the report, some MPs said they believe he lied to parliament, while Labour frontbencher Paul Flynn and Green MP Caroline Lucas suggested he should face prosecution.

Parliament will this week be forced to confront the question of whether people who help loved ones end their lives should escape prosecution.