Sentence examples for need to indict from inspiring English sources

We need to indict Ahmadinejad.

That's the span covered by the writing collected in "Driving Like Crazy," whose sprawling subtitle is all you would need to indict this aggressively conservative libertine gonzo satirist for crimes against humanity's habitat.

He needed to indict the Bush administration and the Republican Party for what they have done to the country, and he needed to show that he can be powerful, not just eloquent and inspiring.

Rather than present them with a streamlined packet of evidence needed to indict -- which is common practice for just about every other district attorney in the country -- he instead flooded them with hundreds of pages of conflicting evidence and more than 70 hours of confusing testimony from 60 witnesses.

Putting aside the important matter of whether our banks are too big to fail, there is a more pressing and difficult question that needs to be answered here and now: Do we want to indict corporations?

Anderson's lawyer, Paula Canny, said it was "mean-spirited" to have kept Mr. Anderson in jail if the government did not need his testimony to indict.

"I argue you need to start indicting bad actors," he said.

If that's not the greatest movie of all time, then they will need to be indicted on charges of false advertising.

The 12-member Missouri grand jury needed nine votes to indict.

There are no defense attorneys allowed in the grand jury room, there is no judge presiding over the proceedings, and jurors don't need a unanimous decision to indict someone.

Under Missouri State Code § 540.260, nine of the twelve jurors need to agree in order to indict someone for a crime.