Sentence examples for indict some of from inspiring English sources

Hezbollah believed, probably correctly, that the tribunal would indict some of its members for that crime.

There were rumors that an international tribunal investigating the assassination of a former Lebanese prime minister would indict some of its leaders.

Mr Ould Abdullah is also keen for the International Criminal Court in The Hague to indict some of the worst warlords, to show they cannot murder their opponents with impunity.But it is unlikely, in present circumstances, that UN peacekeepers will ever arrive.

The grand jury recently indicted some of Mr. DeLay's aides, as well as Westar and seven other companies, in that case.

Mr. DeLay, the No.2 House Republican,, has been embroiled in ethics controversies for months, ever since a grand jury in Texas indicted some of his top operatives.

If indeed LaPierre believes this to be true, then he is indicting some of the NRA's top "Gold Ring of Freedom" donors because many of them contribute to and materially benefit from video games.

When the public prosecutor indicted some members of the Republican Guard, Mr Berisha sought to block her plans to have them arrested.

Following his return home, after sixteen months, however, Pinochet was stripped of his parliamentary immunity, criminally indicted for some of his coup-era crimes, and spent much of the remainder of his life under house arrest.

He is an eloquent, agile, and frequently moving statesman who has nurtured an idea of France — an idea of high civilization and moral purpose — while fielding accusations of the most venal sorts of corruption at home, and who will in all likelihood be indicted for some of them once he is out of office and no longer immune from prosecution.

The point of this analogy is not to indict supporters of the Libyan operation for hypocrisy.

It did not indict the chain of command.