Sentence examples for would have prosecuted from inspiring English sources

"If we could have proved who done it, he would have prosecuted him," said Mr. Riddle, 72 and also retired, who describes the case as the most frustrating of his career.

He said: "There is no way they would have prosecuted [Serbia leader Slobodan] Milošević [who died before the verdict], Karadžić and [Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko] Mladić without the ICTY.

Richard C. Holbrooke's answer to the question of whether a Democratic administration would have prosecuted the war as well as the Bush administration has is Clintonian in its disingenuousness (The Way We Live Now, March 24).

You can bet that if this were an African-American woman voting for Clinton,the DA would have prosecuted or been called "soft" on voter fraud https://t.co/uBeN1SYrmG.

When Ricky & Issac were arrested, Ryan indicated that she wouldn't have prosecuted them.

Speaking privately, three police officials told the Guardian that the "encounter" was deliberately staged to get rid of militants that Pakistan's enfeebled judicial system would never have prosecuted.

Hand confided to a friend that, if it had been up to him, he would "never have prosecuted those birds".

-- Max Rafferty, 16, Atlanta, GA. "Honestly, I think if the people hadn't spoken up about it, I think they probably wouldn't have prosecuted.

Would the Obama administration have prosecuted Chelsea Manning with the ferocity it prosecuted Bradley Manning?

He said he had a wealth of evidence never heard by any jury that would prove the prosecutors had prosecuted the wrong officer.

But why would a Democrat who has prosecuted so many rape cases fight for weaker legislation?