Sentence examples for would put on trial from inspiring English sources

I've been fighting against the impulse to go and do it myself for decades.'" Horsley names Hern as one of those he would put on trial and see executed, along with Tiller if he had not been murdered.

See articleProsecutors in the Netherlands said they would put on trial a Dutch member of parliament, Geert Wilders, on charges of making anti-Islamic statements.

And in Chile late last month, a court said it would put on trial a Catholic priest for his suspected involvement in the assassinations of 28 opposition figures in October 1973, at the beginning of Gen. Augusto Pinochet's rule.

"I felt this would not become a fraud case and I would be put on trial and that is what happened.

The prime minister, Tony Blair, said that Saddam would be put on trial by an Iraqi court.

See articleEgyptian officials said 43 charity workers, including 19 Americans, would be put on trial for illegally receiving foreign funds.

"I felt I would be put on trial," she said in court, "and this is what happened".

The semiofficial ILNA news agency reported that seven people arrested last Sunday would be put on trial beginning Tuesday on charges of "desecrating the values of the Islamic Revolution".

Immigration officials said the journalists, who work for the magazine Express, would be put on trial and face three years in prison.

Larry Rohter (NYT) CUBA: TRIAL FOR CZECHS -- Cuba defied protests from the Czech Rebublic, saying a former Czech finance minister and a former Czech student leader would be put on trial on charges of spying for the United States.

On Monday, North Korea identified the man as Aijalon Mahli Gomes, 30, of Boston, and said he would be put on trial because the North Korean authorities had "confirmed criminal evidence".