The phrase "as indicted" is not correct in written English.
Did you mean "as indicated"? You can use "as indicated" when referring to something that has been pointed out or specified previously.
Example: "The results of the experiment were consistent with the hypothesis, as indicated in the initial report."
Alternatives: "as stated" or "as noted".
Judge Garz?as indicted last month on charges of exceeding his jurisdiction in 2008 by investigating the execution or disappearance of more than 100,000 civilians at the hands of supporters of Franco.
Mr. Garz?as indicted Wednesday by a fellow judge, Luciano Varela, on charges of overreaching his authority in October 2008, when he launched a politically sensitive investigation into tens of thousands of deaths and disappearances during Spain's Civil War and the ensuing dictatorship of Francisco Franco.
(B ) Correlated responses observed in a compendium of 74 transfection experiments from six studies (colored as indicted in the publications list).
But they are scheduled to confront each other in federal court as indicted swindlers.
In some cases, the ICC can prolong conflict as indicted individuals see no incentive to compromise.
I therefore find the defendant not guilty of counts one and two as indicted," O'Donnell said.
And even more would be needed to look upon the former as charging eight or more conspiracies than upon the latter as indicting for two.
The right, meanwhile, sees the show as indicting a failing welfare system and a "something for nothing" benefits culture.
But the Karzai administration, led by the attorney general, has appeared intent on overturning the results and forcing a new election, as well as indicting several members of the Independent Elections Commission, which ran the election, and the Elections Complaint Commission, which investigated voter irregularities.
About as useful as indicting Emperor Hirohito the day after Pearl Harbor.
That means Whitaker may just be waiting to block any move that would seriously threaten Trump's inner circle, such as indicting any of Trump's children, or trying to subpoena the president, legal observers said.
