Sentence examples for to indicted from inspiring English sources
verb
To accuse of wrongdoing; charge.
- A book that indicts modern values
Last February, a few months before L. Dennis Kozlowski went from esteemed to indicted, Tyco negotiated two bank loans totaling about $5.8 billion.
Here is how Richard resolved the moral dilemma of talking to indicted criminals: he refused to include Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic, the evil twin leaders of the Bosnian Serbs, already indicted war criminals.
Go to Article from The New York Times » Meanwhile, Viacom Inc.'s top brass gave Brad Grey, chief executive of Paramount Motion Picture Group, a vote of confidence Monday despite the unwanted attention the studio is getting from his links to indicted private investigator Anthony Pellicano.
and Kent Conrad (N.D). received through the lender's "Friends of Angelo" program (which refers to indicted Countrywide chairman Angelo Mozilo).
The Republican National Committee press office has been foreshadowing a final week effort to highlight Barack Obama's ties to indicted landlord and Chicago insider Tony Rezko, and mailers hammering that theme began arriving at homes over the weekend.
I write to indict mankind".
We need to indict Ahmadinejad.
Prosecutors decided not to indict him.
There is much to expose, to indict.
It also declined to indict.
The grand jurors voted not to indict.
