Sentence examples for would be prosecuted for from inspiring English sources

In December 2013, the Crown Prosecution Service announced that he would be prosecuted for possessing the material.

I never thought I would be prosecuted for it.

This, at least, made it unlikely that Catrambone would be prosecuted for doing the same.

The son of a bitch would be prosecuted for the attack, and for leaving the scene, too, the ranger said.

If Jane helped him to die, which is what he wants, she would be prosecuted for murder.

She wanted to know whether her husband would be prosecuted for helping her to end her life.

"If we were livestock," my wife croaked, "you'd be prosecuted for this".

After Appomattox, he feared he'd be prosecuted for war crimes so he fled to Canada, where he found a job teaching French.

(Perhaps residents worried they'd be prosecuted for letting their grass die?).

Requiring proof of recklessness would not necessarily mean that more executives would be prosecuted successfully for the type of decisions that led to the financial crisis.

The port workers agreed to let the ship go after hearing accounts of contacts between Italian and Iranian officials in which Iranian diplomats here promised that Mr. Alboghish would be prosecuted only for illegally boarding the ship.