Sentence examples for would be prosecution from inspiring English sources

You might think that the price for flouting a deferred-prosecution agreement would be prosecution.

Police in Manila confirmed they used water cannons against protesters in the Philippines capital on the final day of the summit, and suggested there would be prosecutions.

Russia's powerful Investigative Committee announced Monday that there would be prosecutions in the case, but it suggested that they would be limited to doctors who denied Mr. Magnitsky medical care during his 11 months in custody.

It called for assurances there would be prosecutions if fraud was detected.

That there would not be prosecutions.

But it's awfully unlikely that there would be a prosecution if it's just a bit of glitter.

But shortly before the court date, the Procurator Fiscal told the boy's mother that there would be no prosecution.

They began to indicate that while the investigation had been brilliant, they were not sure whether there would be a prosecution".

He is said to have admitted taking part in the reign of terror and to have promised that he would be a prosecution witness in the trials of other Khmers Rouges.

Given the steps the president is prepared to take, we know he might be legally prejudiced, as you have acknowledged in our discussions, if he signed the order prior to having an assurance there would be no prosecution.

The Director of Public Prosecutions announced in 1988 that, in the public interest, there would be no prosecution of the murders of Pauline Reade and Keith Bennett.