Sentence examples for they will prosecute from inspiring English sources
Government officials say they will prosecute offenders to the full extent of the law.
In practice, however, the police exercise considerable discretion as to whom they will prosecute.
Officials have announced that they will prosecute people who buy dollars legally and then resell them for a quick 25-30% profit.
They could, for example, declare that they will prosecute only drug producers who grow more than a certain amount, and those who traffic across state lines.
States attorneys from two counties in Illinois and a prosecutor in Missouri must now determine how, and in what order, they will prosecute Mr. Sheley.
Mr. Abu Hanoud, who is wanted in Israel on terrorism charges, is in the custody of the Palestinian authorities, who say they will prosecute him themselves.
They will not prosecute if the firm agrees to pay interest on the loss until it is made up.
Indeed, people involved in the investigation have said prosecutors have decided that they will not prosecute accounting fraud involving transactions approved by the accountants unless they develop evidence that the opinion was tainted.
Prosecutors announced Thursday that they will not prosecute Donald Trump's campaign manager on battery charges against a female reporter, saying they did not have enough evidence to bring a case.
Just because someone has been prosecuted in one jurisdiction does not mean they will be prosecuted in another.
