Sentence examples for some indict from inspiring English sources

Some indict mark to market accounting standards for contributing to the recent financial crisis by forcing banks to lower the value of assets as volatile markets spiraled down, exacerbating the situation and driving huge write-downs.

Justice Department authorities were incensed that after the UBS deal, other Swiss banks took in American clients fleeing UBS to provide shelters for their income, according to court documents in cases of some indicted American clients.

A few dozen demonstrators, some chanting "Indict that cop," gathered outside the city police station late on Wednesday in sub-freezing temperatures.

Hezbollah believed, probably correctly, that the tribunal would indict some of its members for that crime.

Legal experts say there are myriad reasons for prosecutors conducting a criminal investigation to indict some co-conspirators while not charging others.

There were rumors that an international tribunal investigating the assassination of a former Lebanese prime minister would indict some of its leaders.

Mr Ould Abdullah is also keen for the International Criminal Court in The Hague to indict some of the worst warlords, to show they cannot murder their opponents with impunity.But it is unlikely, in present circumstances, that UN peacekeepers will ever arrive.

We're not gonna simply indict some people in absentia and fire off a few cruise missiles.

In August 2010, in response to notification that the UN tribunal would indict some Hezbollah members, Hassan Nasrallah said Israel was looking for a way to assassinate Hariri as early as 1993 in order to create political chaos that would force Syria to withdraw from Lebanon, and to perpetuate an anti-Syrian atmosphere [in Lebanon] in the wake of the assassination.

Some passages unfold in the intimate first person, some in the inclusive, indicting second, and some in the panoptic third, but the over-all narrator remains elusive.

Even some legislators who voted to indict Mr. Haarde say they are troubled by the way the case has unfolded.