Sentence examples for should be indicted from inspiring English sources

The Mayor has said that he does not think he will or should be indicted.

Some have even suggested that it should be indicted under the Espionage Act.

But he has said that he does not believe he will or should be indicted.

But the cumula tive fines, if Chevron should be indicted and found guilty, could run into millions of dollars.

City Councilman Charles Barron of Brooklyn took a stronger view, saying, "People should be indicted, convicted and sent to jail".

A grand jury is determining whether he should be indicted as an adult, which, if he was found guilty, would make him eligible for life without parole.

A grand-jury-like panel of lay citizens ruled last year that Mr. Ozawa should be indicted after prosecutors had twice found insufficient evidence to press charges.

It was this belief that convinced him that Henry Kissinger should be indicted as a war criminal because of his complicity in the bombing of Cambodia.

She feels it is her husband who should be indicting her.

He should be indicting people for the empty houses we have around," referring to the troubles in the mortgage industry.

He released a four-sentence press statement denouncing the Iranian leader's intentions as "shockingly audacious" and concluding that rather than "entertaining Ahmadinejad, we should be indicting him".