Sentence examples for indict which from inspiring English sources

A decision not to indict, which was always possible, even likely, would have been sure to attract protests, even violence.

And Justice Department guidelines say that a sitting president can't be indicted, which means Congress will likely be the judge of all of this.

"And even though there are more of them than there used to be," he added, "the significant decline in felony admissions and specifically felony admissions that get indicted — which stay for months and months awaiting trial as opposed to a week or two for these other arrests — means that the total bed days used by those entering jail has declined hugely".

"If you look at the invitees, we have our 1,000 member companies, you have to be the leader in your field, and the moment the company would run into bankruptcy or officially indicted, which as far as I know is not the case, we would suspend it".

The past three speakers of the Massachusetts House have now been federally indicted, which puts the Bay State up there with Illinois (with two former governors doing jail time) in the corruption sweepstakes.

DE: I believe this president will indict journalists, which has not happened yet in our country.

According to the Indict organisation, which has been seeking to prosecute members of the deposed regime, he is also complicit in the gross violations of Geneva conventions relating to pris oners of war during 1990-91, and in excessive use of military force against the Marsh Arabs of southern Iraq following the 1991 war.

They also deliberately refused to indict him, which would have at least required showing some evidence to a court to justify the accusations against him and would have enabled him to turn himself in and defend himself if inclined to do so.

Rather than present them with a streamlined packet of evidence needed to indict -- which is common practice for just about every other district attorney in the country -- he instead flooded them with hundreds of pages of conflicting evidence and more than 70 hours of confusing testimony from 60 witnesses.

Minutes after the news broke, Trump took the stage in Manchester, N.H., to suggest the FBI was all but ready to indict Clinton — which Comey's letter hardly suggested.

The league didn't consider the scientific fact that footballs lose air pressure in cold weather when indicting Brady, which renders its case moot.