Sentence examples for list of indictments from inspiring English sources

Without state and federal prosecutors, Albany would never have been called to account for the long list of indictments, arrests and convictions that have occurred in recent years.

Clearly, Brown felt persecuted, but it was an ill-advised statement, which has led to jail without bail for nine months and a harsh list of indictments.

He delivered a newly sharpened version of his basic rally speech, pacing the stage as he spoke, his pitch rising as he punctuated each point in a long list of indictments against the Bush years and John McCain.

The damning list of indictments from the US Department of Justice named three current or former Fifa vice-presidents and three current of former members of the executive committee, the organisation's most exalted club.

Mr. Ianniello, Mr. Battaglia and Mr. Bernstein were among 20 people charged together in an expansive list of indictments brought by the federal government against union officials and Genovese figures in July 2005.

Wait for the right moment in an argument with a loved one, then ambush her with some hurt I've held on to for years, the list of indictments nurtured in the darkness of my hideout, and say, "Gotcha!" See how you ruined me.

Here is a list of the indictments so far: In March, Arthur Andersen was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of obstructing justice.

This is justification enough for including crimes against wildlife in the already long list of ICC indictments against Kony and al-Bashir.

In March of 2016, federal prosecutors announced that they would not pursue criminal charges against Richard Haste, the police officer who killed Ramarley Graham -- this decision is consistent with a long list of non-indictments and acquittals of police officers in the shootings of members of the black community, including the case of Tamir Rice, Eric Garner, and just last week, Freddie Gray.

The list of internationally approved war crimes indictments drawn up by the commission cover important modern categories of crimes, including aggression, genocide, crimes against humanity, modes of liability – including that of mid-level perpetrators - and international procedures, as well as the development of international criminal justice as a whole.

The pages – all bound, initialled and marked MI-58-455 – include an alphabetical list of the alleged perpetrators and the indictments against them.