Sentence examples for has just indicted from inspiring English sources

The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, meeting in The Hague, has just indicted both men for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide.

By contrast, it has just indicted Oliver Ivanovic, a Kosovo Serb and leading force for ethnic reconciliation in the north, for war crimes.

He has just been indicted by a Thai court, and faces seven years in prison, on top of an £8m fine.

Or New York City, where a Democratic state senator has just been indicted on a charge of trying to bribe his way into the Republican nomination for mayor.

His former campaign chairman has just been indicted, and it seems likely that his former national-security adviser will be, too.

And an aide to the former state House minority leader, Lee Daniels, has just been indicted in a ghost-payrolling scheme.Messrs Daley and Blagojevich are both trying to fight back.

CGN has just been indicted by the US authorities for exporting nuclear technology to China without authorisation (Nuclear espionage charge for China firm with one-third stake in UK's Hinkley Point, theguardian.com, 11 August).

But Antonio Di Pietro, a former anti-corruption prosecutor who is now a government minister, says the small print would also mean reduced sentences for anyone accused of offences committed before May 2nd but not yet tried.That could include Mr Berlusconi himself, since he has just been indicted yet again, this time on charges of embezzlement, false accounting and tax dodging.

Catholic Bishop Robert W. Finn of Kansas City has just been indicted for failure to report suspected child abuse.

The latest dust-up for Brian Moynihan's problem child involves Phillip Murphy, a former executive at Bank of America who has just been indicted for fraud.

The Prime Minister there has just been indicted on three counts of robbery.