Sentence examples for she indicted from inspiring English sources

In the late 1990s, during her time as the chief prosecutor of war crimes before the International Criminal Tribunals in The Hague, she indicted former Serbian leader Slobodan Milošević and others for crimes against humanity.

She won a $340 million fine against Daiwa Bank for illegally covering up trading losses and other crimes; she has investigated the New York City Police Department for racial profiling; she indicted the Teamsters president, Ron Carey, and convicted Paul W. Adler, the former chief of the Rockland County Democratic Party and an active supporter of Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Echoing Black Lives Matter, she indicted the criminal justice system as racist.

Perhaps more famously, Baltimore Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby went all-out when she indicted six police officers on charges that included "depraved-heart murder" for the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray in May.

In one of her best-known works, "If the Drum Is a Woman," for instance, she indicts violence against women.

She indicts my book for being "an overheated swamp of abstractions... and the occasional startling confidence".

She indicts the media for misrepresenting events, and, in other works from the show, focusses on state media.

Her methods of investigation take her beyond the bounds of anthropology's usual research ethics, and she indicts the whole of the Western medical system for complicity in the organ trade, making her a divisive figure among anthropologists and medical professionals alike.

She indicts the social media infrastructure but humanizes the very real people within it, almost as if last year's "Eighth Grade" were nonfiction.

She was chairman and chief executive as well as the largest shareholder; she had to give up the two titles after she was indicted, but she still fits the third description.

Before she was indicted last year, she was glimpsed at events like Clive Davis's Grammy party, present but not exactly appearing to enjoy herself.