Sentence examples for indictment regarding from inspiring English sources

A little over a year later, the father faced an 18-count indictment regarding alleged mismanagement of Mrs. Astor's assets.

And at 83, Mrs. Astor's only child found himself handcuffed, fingerprinted (though "modern fingerprinting machines are not calibrated for aging digits, which leave indistinct markings") and facing an 18-count indictment regarding alleged mismanagement of his mother's assets.

Although Bitcoins have recently had bad press with a federal lawsuit and indictment regarding money laundering on the infamous Silk Road website, as well as allegations of the financing of drugs, gambling and prostitution, we felt that these were isolated incidents.

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said this himself in 2015, shortly after it was announced there would be no indictments regarding Bland's death in a Texas jail cell that summer.

At a time when tension between police and citizenry was already at a pitch the opinion came down three weeks after the no-indictment announcement regarding Michael Brown's death in Ferguson, Missouri the court's ruling provided police with even greater leeway in how they conduct stops and subject people to questioning and searches.

Sheila A. Mahoney Co-director, Food Project Princeton Alumni Corps Niantic, Conn., Nov. 7, 2010 • To the Editor: Your article is a long-overdue indictment of the Department of Agriculture regarding obesity.

Regarding the indictment of I. Lewis Libby Jr., Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff, on Friday: Finally, someone in this administration will have to face the music.

Regarding my indictment for heading an illicit association, I authorized legitimate arms sales but did not take part in or have knowledge of the rerouting of the weapons.

Michael R. Dreeben, a deputy solicitor general arguing for the government, said that to the contrary, when evidence of guilt is so overwhelming that "any rational grand jury" would have produced a proper indictment if asked, an error in the indictment should be regarded as "harmless".

We certainly had no expectation of what we learned [Wednesday]." Asked whether he was questioned regarding the indictments, Gulati declined to answer, citing the ongoing nature of the investigation.

In July of 1973, the special agent heading the investigation in Washington filed a report regarding the possible indictment of a new "prime suspect".