Sentence examples for indictments both from inspiring English sources

"City That Care Forgot" flings indictments both local and global.

As with much of the oratory that they used at the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia, Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney were offering indictments, both implicit and explicit, of President Clinton, and they were attaching Vice President Al Gore to whatever disappointments Americans had felt about Mr. Clinton's presidency.

It accuses DeCavalcante members of not only challenging a longstanding mob tradition by conspiring to murder the wife and children of a man they believed was a turncoat, but also of a somewhat cannibalistic plot (metaphorically speaking) to kill three men, listed in the indictment both as defendants and as targets.

Bonds and Giambi were among the athletes who appeared before the grand jury that brought yesterday's indictments, and both were customers of a suspicious laboratory near San Francisco.

E15.cz, a news website, published what appear to be the indictments in both criminal cases involving Ms Nagyova and seven other suspects, including two military intelligence chiefs, their subordinate, a former deputy minister and three former members of parliament.

The indictments in both Brooklyn and Manhattan charge that in a series of transactions over the next several years, Mr. Madden participated in schemes involving Stratton Oakmont and another brokerage firm, Monroe Parker, also now defunct.

If they do make political points, they are typically broad statements about how many people do not have health insurance or indictments of both parties for misbehaving, as Obama spoke about in his 2006 Northwestern University speech as an Illinois senator.

Maybe that indictment goes both ways.

The authors' answer to that question and others amounts to a devastating indictment of both parties.

In July, Mueller laid bare the GRU plot in a forensic indictment, embarrassing both Putin and Trump.

Yet the fact that so many British voters appear so unexercised by an argument of such colossal significance is also an indictment of both the Tories and Labour.