Sentence examples for could be indicted for from inspiring English sources
"Otherwise, any journalist covering war could be indicted for that".
Abbott said it was "bizarre" that a governor could be indicted for exercising his constitutional authority.
"Milosevic could be indicted for several criminal offenses including large-scale theft, corruption, embezzlement, violating citizens' rights and rigging elections".
His client Roger Clemens, the I-Team's sources say, could be indicted for perjury sometime this spring.
Nor is it comforting to realize that News International, whose chair is James Murdoch, could be indicted for bribing U.K. officials.
It is suggested that Gaddafi, his son Saif al-Islam and intelligence chief Abdullah Senussi could be indicted for crimes against humanity once the fighting is over.
Because Dr. Ivins killed himself before he could be indicted, there will be no opportunity for an adversarial testing of the F.B.I.'s conclusions.
Might the Nuremberg principle have seeped into the British common law, thus creating a domestic offence for which he could be indicted?
