Sentence examples for indictment meaning from inspiring English sources
A "super majority" of four judges would be required to quash an indictment, meaning that the foreign judges could thwart any effort by Mr. Hun Sen to override indictments.
All five entered into deferred prosecution agreements, meaning their indictments are to be dismissed in a year.
"There's an old saying lawyers have that 'a prosecutor can indict a ham sandwich,' meaning if [prosecutors] want an indictment, they can get it".
One of Mr Romney's senior advisors explained he had been referring to an indictment at the "World Court"—presumably meaning the International Criminal Court in The Hague, since the International Court of Justice doesn't carry out criminal prosecutions of individuals.
"Besporyadok," meaning "disorder," was the ubiquitous indictment used against nonconformist behavior and political irreverence.
"We" -- meaning the U.S. government -- "have a sealed indictment on Assange.
Ms. Johnson was referring to the indictment, which accuses Officer Conway of causing physical injury by criminal negligence, meaning he failed to perceive a substantial risk that the injury would have occurred.
The indictment charges that Mr. Taub purchased the mortgages on Ocean House for $400,000 and then illegally valued them at more than $4 million, meaning that Ocean House had to make far higher monthly payments to Mr. Taub's company.
