Sentence examples for indictment someone from inspiring English sources

It is true that Mr. Clinton's 18 meetings with Mr. Yeltsin set a record for personal summitry, but if congeniality is an indictment someone should point out that, with Presidents Bush and Putin about to hold their fifth meeting in a year, they are well ahead of their predecessors' pace.

Two, he could indict someone like Michael Cohen or David Pecker and name Donald Trump as an unindicted co-conspirator and could certainly later issue an indictment of Trump.

Even so, White House officials acknowledged privately that they are concerned that the investigation will lead to an indictment of someone in the administration later this year.

Mrs. del Ponte left in some haste without handing over a sealed indictment for someone living in Yugoslavia whom she hoped the government would help to arrest.

Mrs. del Ponte has brought with her at least one arrest warrant linked to a sealed indictment of someone known to be living in Yugoslavia, Ms. Hartmann said today.

Haudan: Make feedback humorous, lighthearted, and something that we can find the truth in it rather than an indictment on someone or something.

Such a pre-indictment interview of someone in custody "is not authorized by law," she told John De Pue, a Justice Department prosecutor in the criminal division.

They will keep on convening pretend grand juries and handing down ersatz indictments until either someone finally starts paying attention or until... you know -- Obama has them all disappeared or something.

Observers assume that means an indictment is imminent, against someone.

This includes communications between someone under indictment and his or her lawyer — the words can't be used in a prosecution, but can be to gather intelligence.

"The U.S. isn't going to necessarily play its hand and reveal an indictment until they have someone in custody," Ratner said.