Sentence examples for issues an indictment from inspiring English sources

If the grand jury finds sufficient evidence that an offense was committed, it issues an indictment, which then permits a trial.

Though he issues an indictment against Judah for its idolatries, Micah proclaims what is necessary to renew the Covenant relationship between God and Israel; "and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?" (chapter 6, verse 8).

After a long investigation the commission issues a "statement of objections"—an indictment, in effect.

The court is expected to issue an indictment soon.

Typically, the prosecution fulfills that requirement by issuing an indictment.

A grand jury was then convened in Boston, but it did not issue an indictment.

Issuing an indictment as a propaganda ploy is one thing; indeed, Libya has one out already on Mr. North.

The unusual extradition fight began in 2011 when a Spanish judge issued an indictment charging Montano with the murder counts.

Russian authorities expressed anger over the incident and issued an indictment against the F.B.I. agent who performed the trans-Atlantic intrusion.

The matter will be turned over to a grand jury, which will decide whether to issue an indictment, Ms. Childress said.

But he suggested that Republican unity was even more important, and he issued an indictment of Hillary Clinton that was utterly Carsonian in its strong language and mild affect.