Sentence examples for try to indict from inspiring English sources

"Our mandate was to try to indict everybody we could indict, not everybody we suspected," he said.

Even if anyone were brave or rash enough to try to indict coalition leaders, the US has refused to ratify the statute establishing the international criminal court, which came into force on July 2 2002.

(But who's counting?) It remains to be seen whether the oversight committee will refer Clemens and McNamee to the Justice Department, or whether federal agents will try to indict Clemens or McNamee for perjury, the way it happened for Barry Bonds, after he seemed to give some, er, imprecise answers under oath during the Balco investigation.

"I'm not trying to indict the product itself.

But if pirates attack an American ship or American sailors, the Justice Department tries to indict those involved.

The Justice Department has considered trying to indict Mr. Assange under the Espionage Act, which has never been successfully used to prosecute a third-party recipient of a leak.

"The district attorney has for years tried to indict and convict Carmine Agnello, and for years he has been unsuccessful," Mr. Kornberg said.

He was referring to the stir created when a Milan prosecutor announced earlier this week that he was trying to indict Mr. Mandelli's agency, Flash Model Management, for "abandonment of a minor".

All the while, federal investigators have evidently kept their scopes aimed at trying to indict Greenberg.

But they tried to indict him in Pittsburgh-where he was God basically-so that was pretty telling.

The prosecutors are now trying to indict Oprea for manslaughter in this case, because the police officer was allegedly ordered to drive that motorcycle by the former minister.