Sentence examples for multiple indictments from inspiring English sources
At his trial, Ravi faced 15 criminal charges, including multiple indictments of invasion of privacy and bias intimidation, a hate crime.
"It is highly unlikely that the U.S. attorney's office will present multiple indictments to a grand jury in the same matter over a two-day period".
He responds to his accusers on everything from the multiple indictments and convictions of his staff members to his support for sweatshops in the Marianas Islands — a place he calls "the Galápagos Islands of free enterprise".
The Harris campaign has also sought to tar him with the public-official pay scandal in the city of Bell, which was exposed by The Los Angeles Times and has since led to multiple indictments.
Mr. Felt's courage in leading these reporters to investigate the actions of the Nixon administration, White House staff members and others related to the Committee to Re-elect the President ultimately led to Nixon's resignation and multiple indictments, trials and convictions.
"We are nearing the point where we can't sustain multiple indictments and be a successful company," McWane's president, G. Ruffner Page Jr., told reporters in Birmingham last week after it was disclosed that federal investigators were taking soil samples at a coal mine owned by McWane.
And certainly not the multiple felony indictments announced on Monday against several students at the Massachusetts school.
I remember listening to those sentences, as narrated by Mike Daisey on "This American Life," one night in January, after reading multiple media indictments of Foxconn, the company that manufactures the iPad for Apple in China.
In more than 300 stories, they revealed a pattern of labor racketeering that led to multiple federal indictments for a kickback scheme related to the sale of insurance to the union's pension fund.
Sandusky faces a multiple count indictment on charges that, over a period of years, he sexually abused boys he met through The Second Mile, a children's charity he founded in the late 1970s.
One wonders if another sort of schematic — a multiple-count indictment, say, or a court calendar — might be a better instrument of intellectual challenge for the prisoners still at Guantánamo.
