Sentence examples for to face prosecutors from inspiring English sources

He now spends his days clearing out his office and preparing to face prosecutors on Monday.

Last weekend, a day before he was due to face prosecutors on fraud charges, Condrea died when his speeding car hit a tree on a road near Bucharest.

On April 30, he traveled to Seoul to face prosecutors' questions while the news media used helicopters to follow him and broadcast the motorcade's trip.

Assange has been living in the west-London building since seeking refuge in 2012 as he awaited extradition to Sweden to face prosecutors over rape allegations.

He believed that travelling to Sweden to face prosecutors over this allegation would then lead to his extradition to the United States, where a grand jury had been convened to prosecute his controversial publishing outlet, Wikileaks.

It said that among those targeted were Bassem Youssef, the Egyptian TV satirist, who had to face Egyptian prosecutors over charges of insulting Islam and President Mohamed Morsi.

He did not mention that before he went to face the prosecutors, he ordered Samuel R. Berger, his national security adviser, to convene the Government's top security officials on Tuesday for one more run-through of the mission.

Vasilios Gerazounis's wife, Frederiki Gerazounis, who is presently in Greece, was also expected to be indicted on manslaughter charges and would return to New York to face them, prosecutors said in court.The Gerazounises' lawyer, George Vomvolakis, noted that an inspector from the Buildings Department had found no violations in the building in 2009.

As events of the past two weeks have shown, modern bankers have their own ghosts to face: federal prosecutors.

But she will have little time to celebrate or relax after her official scheduled release from a California prison on July 5. Just eight days later, on July 13, Ms. McDougal is scheduled to be summoned to another courtroom to face another prosecutor.

In December 2012, HSBC chose to accept a $1.9bn£1.2bnbn) fine from US regulators rather than face prosecutors.