prosecuted造句

You will be prosecuted!

Unauthorized reproduction will be prosecuted.

They prosecuted him for shoplifting.

VIOLATORS will be prosecuted and equipment seized!

The editors are being prosecuted for obscenity.

He was prosecuted and executed for murder just the same.

The accountant made a major mistake and will be prosecuted.

Trespassers will be prosecuted, eg on a notice.

Article 87 Crimes shall not be prosecuted if the following periods have elapsed.

In the UK she'd be prosecuted for reckless grievous bodily harm.

The engineer of the wrecked train was prosecuted for criminal negligence.

You must not break the contract, or you will be prosecuted.

On April 29, Hillary and I prosecuted Mr. Porter, with help from our alternate, Bob Alsdorf.

These agencies also decide whether a suspect should be arrested and whether a case should be prosecuted.

Mr. García fumes. He would like to see the bankers he considers responsible for the country’s problems taxed and prosecuted .

She wants a ruling that her husband will not be prosecuted if he helps her travel abroad to die.

If the works are unlawful, the perpetrators must be prosecuted and heavily punished. If not unlawful, they should be.

Any body punishment and child abuse is not allowed in the School and whoever breaches the rule will be prosecuted.

Bahrain said that 47 doctors and nurses who defied the government by treating protesters injured by security forces during anti-government demonstrations in March would be prosecuted.

The truck driver was also prosecuted by the EPD for illegal disposal of trade waste at Wing Shun Street in Kwai Chung in July and August last year.

But the conviction also undermines the administration's argument that alleged terrorists need to be prosecuted before military tribunals because civilian courts are not equipped to handle them.

Anyway, I told him that other groups held raffles all the time and it was highly unlikely that the club would be prosecuted.

Courts were sitting throughout the night, as the first of those to be prosecuted in connection with looting and violent disorder appeared, including a primary school assistant, and an 11-year-old boy.

During the year 782 money laundering cases were prosecuted and $7.9million, being the proceeds of various crimes, was confiscated. A further$40.6 million was under restraint pending court proceedings.

Although they are technically illegal, the government says British firms are unlikely to be prosecuted for stumping up when officials insist on them in countries where they are the normal practice.

But the prison is still open, and the Obama administration is still trying to decide how to handle detainees who cannot be prosecuted but are too dangerous to be released.