Sentence examples for will be prosecuted for from inspiring English sources

The Crown prosecution Service has confirmed Ms Lucas will be prosecuted for "breaching a police order on public assemblies and wilful obstruction of the highway".

Keir Starmer, the director of public prosecutions, must set out his interpretation of when people will be prosecuted for easing someone's exit.

We are told no one will be prosecuted for 'benign engagement', but what is 'benign engagement'?

Robinson will be prosecuted for violating a statute that prohibits "unjustifiably" harming animals.

While few people will be prosecuted for not attending the class, there is a possibility of charges, Ms. Cruz said.

More than a dozen drivers will be prosecuted for taking photos of a lorry crash in Cambridgeshire, say police.

They see benefit fraudsters brought before the courts and small firms harangued by the tax man for modest VAT bills while giant firms and high net worth individuals know it's unlikely they'll be prosecuted for not paying all their taxes.

· Amendment Attorney general to issue written guidelines, making clear that no one will be prosecuted simply for espousing beliefs based on religious texts.

"It shows that no matter how rich and powerful you are in this state you will be prosecuted and punished for crimes you commit," he said.

"He will be prosecuted," said Apollinaire Yapi, a spokesman for Mr. Ouattara.

Meng Hongwei, the former Chinese head of Interpol, will be prosecuted in his home country for allegedly taking bribes, China's Communist Party says.