Sentence examples for going to be indicted from inspiring English sources

Wilson was not going to be indicted.

"He is going to be indicted," Mr. Montanha said.

Nobody's going to jail, and nobody's going to be indicted".

In 1978, he was defeated while seeking re-election as lieutenant governor after a television news report that he was going to be indicted.

If they were going to be indicted or arrested, he said, they wanted to be tipped off so they could flee.

"I have not been told he's going to be indicted or that he won't be indicted," said Michael Rains, Bonds's lawyer.

The entire community is going to be upset," if Wilson is not indicted, said Jose Chavez, 46, a leader of the local Latinos en Axion group.

Many experts believe that General Bobetko has fallen victim to the need to bring a high-ranking Croat to The Hague after Ante Gotovina, the last general to be indicted, went into hiding.

At a later stage of the investigation, however, it would make sense to set a much higher standard before indicting the identified suspect if that indictment is going to be based largely on the eyewitness identification evidence.

"It's going to be a war because they're not going to indict him," said one protester, who declined to provide her name.

You have to be indicted and go to jail almost for failure".