Sentence examples for major indictments from inspiring English sources

It is still uncertain if any major indictments or prosecutions will result from the investigation.

Federal, state and local law enforcement officials have worked closely to increase the number of arrests and major indictments.

Law-enforcement officials say the hierarchies of the five families are more vulnerable to major indictments through construction-racketeering cases than through more orthodox tactics.

A technique that exposes a website's underlying coding indicates, for example, that one of Betradar's clients is BetCRIS, which has perhaps the most extensive history of prosecution in the United States of any online gambling site; it has been named in at least five major indictments, and many of its agents in the United States have been convicted.

A major indictment of the government relates to Global Fund grants.

And though on May 22nd Saunders said, "We do anticipate bringing additional charges," he still has not produced another major indictment.

The major indictment in "Life Sentences" is the essay "Kinds of Killing," a long reflection on the Holocaust inspired by Richard J. Evans's history of the Third Reich.

The fighting is widely viewed as a major indictment of the government of President Abdurrahman Wahid, who has failed to resolve any of the ethnic, religious and separatist conflicts that threaten to tear apart this vast archipelago.

One of the embittered survivors, an engineer named Alexandre Corréard, went on to be one of the writers of a popular account of his ordeal that would become a major indictment of the Bourbon regime.

In spite of restrictions on its investigation, the ISC produced a mass of detail that amounts to a major indictment of the intelligence services, not least that the UK was in breach of the international prohibition on torture.

That's not the case". A second major indictment, unsealed in Chicago in 2004, charges three men with promoting terrorism through an alleged money-laundering conspiracy that stretched from Mississippi to the West Bank.