Sentence examples for well prosecute from inspiring English sources

She truculently tried to testify, as a prosecution witness, on behalf of the defendant: "you might as well prosecute every bachelor in London".

Presumably the security services know more - well, prosecute him".

Supporters hope the new institution will play a crucial role in averting as well as prosecuting major human rights abuses.

The ICTY, as well as prosecuting the former Serb commander Ratko Mladic, tried the former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic.

The boy will be arrested and, in a community fraught with new racial tensions, may well be prosecuted for committing a hate crime.

Mr Mansfield said the trial judge, as well as prosecuting and defence counsel, were "labouring under a misconception or misunderstanding of the law".

Consequently, the brief continues, defendants in rape and murder cases "might well be prosecuted solely on the basis of eyewitness testimony," which is notoriously unreliable and could lead to convictions of many "innocent individuals".

As well as prosecuting Walker for conspiring to kill Americans, the United States authorities might also usefully install him in a university somewhere and turn him into a research project.

"My officers continue to work tirelessly in stopping people getting drawn into terrorism and violent extremism in all forms as well as prosecuting, disrupting and deterring extremists, reaching out to communities and safeguarding the vulnerable.

If, as the released police report apparently indicates, the defendant beat one of his victims with the intent to cause her to miscarry, I believe Castro could well be prosecuted in Ohio with aggravated murder pursuant to Ohio Revised Code 2903.01.

This could play a significant role in solving crimes, as well as prosecuting crimes in the court room.