Sentence examples for there will be prosecutions from inspiring English sources

"I believe there will be prosecutions," he said yesterday.

Though promising that there will be prosecutions, Mr Pitt thinks that regulation FD falls short, because it allows firms to "tell everything to everybody, or nothing to anybody".

John DiCicco, the acting assistant attorney general for the Justice Department's tax division, told the panel that he was "not going to rule out one way or the other whether there will be prosecutions.

If necessary, there will be prosecutions.

Though it didn't lead to any tangible outcome, it encouraged activists to continue detailing human rights violations, Khateeb said, "in the hope that there will be prosecutions".

Mr Moreno-Ocampo has hinted there will be only a handful of prosecutions, perhaps a couple from each side of the ruling coalition.

There will be criminal prosecutions and gnarled disputes over insurance coverage and liability, but there may be something new as well: civil litigation against the terrorists themselves.

Yes, the media will soon lose interest, and the statute of limitations, and the inherent unprovability of such allegations 20, 30, even 40 years after the event, means there will be no prosecutions or trials.

There will be no prosecutions.

But they can be sure there will be no prosecution here.

It is perfectly obvious to all that there will be no prosecution in the UK of Livni.