Sentence examples for that will be prosecuted from inspiring English sources

We were trying to say, look, everybody has to be very careful, we don't want this to generate into violence and bloodshed, and so that's why the blue shirts were like an organized group to back up the police, but we clearly said that any group involved must not use violence, and anybody who violates that will be prosecuted, so there will be cases brought against both blue and red shirts.

Through Painter, Mongolia's President, Tsakhia Elbegdorj, told me that Prokopi's sentencing "sends a strong message to smugglers that they will be prosecuted, and that there is a serious price that will be paid for their crimes".

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 would also send a message, loud and clear, to the force that criminal conduct will not be tolerated and that perpetrators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

Nor is there any announcement from officials that Jiang will be prosecuted, even though it is likely that a number of officials who have reported to him over the years, including executives at China's National Petroleum Corporation, could face the heat.

David Cameron, the prime minister, will warn parents that they will be prosecuted if they fail to prevent their daughter being cut, and that all victims of female genital mutilation will be given lifelong anonymity.

He added that if the man who called in death threats to the church was identified, "that individual will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law".

"I'm confident that they will be prosecuted".

However, there remains a possibility that Harrington will be prosecuted over the alleged assault on Ferguson.

Major firms in the construction industry will be officially warned that they will be prosecuted if they set up a new blacklist.

"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.