Sentence examples for indictment it from inspiring English sources

But the novel does not feel like an indictment; it hugs the flanks of its characters and their largely unearned vicissitudes.

While it is generally easy to get an indictment, it is extremely difficult to indict a police officer.

But after surviving what appears to have been an attempt to frame them for soliciting underage prostitutes, they've now been indicted for some serious scheming, and judging by yesterday's indictment, it looks like they were doing a lousy job of hiding it.

"If the government worrys about the safty of its citizines," the note said, according to the indictment, "it has to comply with all our demands, otherwise, it will be responsible for any consequences".

"We disagree with any such settlement," they wrote, adding that if the Justice Department vetoed an indictment, it should release any evidence gathered in the course of its investigation to California officials.

The poem at the heart of the indictment, "It's Time," appears to have drawn the authorities' attention for its timing around the Jasmine Revolution controversy.

Just before the indictments, it persuaded Dragoljub Micunovic, an elder statesman of Serbian politics, to stand in the presidential election on November 16th.

"With each of these indictments, it's becoming increasingly impossible to claim there's no story here, that it's a witch hunt," Adam Davidson, who has investigated the Trump Organization for The New Yorker, told me on Friday.

If Mr. Christie's crusade to change the culture of New Jersey politics results in another round of indictments, it will be all too easy for voters to conclude that corruption and New Jersey are perfect together.

Since the testimony of victims is instrumental for proving indictments, it is most often subject to interruptions and vigorous cross-examination.

Issa is investigating an operation that took place from November 2009, when it was launched, to January 2011, when the indictments it resulted in were unsealed.