Sentence examples for were to be prosecuted from inspiring English sources

It was that independence Judge Allred found that General Hartmann compromised by becoming so deeply involved in the prosecution that he was making decisions about what cases were to be prosecuted and how.

In his interview with the Hannover newspaper, Gröning argued that, if someone like him were to be prosecuted, "then where would you stop?

Imagine the reactions of politicians who worry about any U.S. forces being under control of a U.N. command if an army private fighting 10,000 miles away were to be prosecuted by an Islamic court.

Iceland has found itself at the centre of a social media storm, because three people were to be prosecuted for stealing food from bins behind one of our stores in north London.

Still, in his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Mr. Holder said the administration was taking "into consideration the concerns that have been raised by local officials, and by the community in New York City," about the cost and disruptiveness of security arrangements that would be needed if the case were to be prosecuted in a Manhattan courtroom.

In the UK, the Rolleston Committee Report in 1926 made heroin illegal and ruled that dealers were to be prosecuted, but doctors could prescribe diacetylmorphine to users when they were withdrawing from it, if it would cause harm or severe distress to the patient to go without it.

THE announcement on July 26th that Chen Liangyu is to be prosecuted for corruption came as little surprise.

Last week it was announced that Merlin, owner of Alton Towers, is to be prosecuted over the crash.

But they also say that if apartheid leaders are to be prosecuted, then ANC leaders should be too.

The Royal Society of Medicine devoted a day to it this week, and a decision on whether Dr Martin is to be prosecuted is expected soon.

Network Rail is to be prosecuted for the Grayrigg train crash that killed one passenger and injured 86.