Sentence examples for large-scale indictment from inspiring English sources
K. Babe Howell, a professor at the City University of New York law school, sees a connection between the low crime rate and the large-scale indictment.
That helped lead to a large-scale investigation, indictments and disclosures of fraud in a contract ratification vote.
He writes that "even if the project takes decades to realize, it is a damning indictment of large-scale development in New York".
PUBLIC GOOD Nicolai Ouroussoff writes that Tishman Speyer's vision for the West Side railyards is a damning indictment of large-scale development in New York.
It transformed Tony a former congressman and member of the country's ruling National Party —into a "large-scale trafficker," according to the US indictment against him that dropped late last month.
The Justice Department is no longer listing drug quantities in indictments of certain low-level drug offenders, allowing defendants who lack ties to gangs, violence and large-scale drug trafficking organizations to avoid harsh mandatory minimum sentences.
On Monday, Attorney General Eric Holder took a first step toward reform, announcing that the Justice Department will no longer list drug quantities in indictments of certain low-level drug offenders, allowing defendants who lack ties to gangs, violence and large-scale drug trafficking organizations to avoid harsh mandatory minimums.
As part of that effort, the Justice Department will no longer list drug quantities in indictments of certain low-level drug offenders, allowing defendants who lack ties to gangs, violence and large-scale drug trafficking organizations to avoid harsh mandatory minimums, Holder announced during the Monday speech before the American Bar Association.
Ah, large-scale ecclesiastical patronage.
"Large-scale Russian aggression.
