Sentence examples for might be indicted from inspiring English sources
Rains said Bonds had heard the rumors that he might be indicted.
Mr. Garcetti said it was unclear how many, if any, other officers might be indicted.
Mr Niwatthumrong might be indicted, too.In the minds of her "red-shirt" supporters, it only confirms how the judicial system is set against them.
In recent months, the very hint that Croatia's own senior generals and war heroes might be indicted by the tribunal set off street protests drawing tens of thousands.
He played down the risks that Mr. Espada might be indicted by one or more legal authorities in the coming months, enveloping the Democrats in scandal.
There is speculation that Mr Hsieh, too, might be indicted on corruption charges in a case dating back to his tenure as mayor of the island's second-largest city, Kaohsiung, from 1998 to 2005.
Several politicians said they believed that he was acting now out of fear that he might soon be indicted, though he denied any such motive.
Some of his advisers have noted that if a decision to pursue criminal charges could be warped by political pressure, then an influential person like Mr. Strauss-Kahn might never be indicted.
But in 2002 they were waking up with a sick feeling in the gut, knowing they might soon be indicted, wondering how they were going to pay lawyers tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars to avoid prosecution for something they might or might not have done.
This process should be indicted".
