Sentence examples for would have indicted from inspiring English sources

"If we had found criminal liability, we would have indicted the companies," he said.

In Slovenia, we would have indicted Mourinho and asked for the highest penalty – three years in prison.

Ilann M. Maazel, a lawyer representing Mr. Solivan, said that but for the video, "I think there's a real likelihood that the grand jury would have indicted him".

Whether he did it or not we'll never know, but if he'd just been a regular citizen, they never would have indicted him".

Norcross, who has never discussed the case in depth, insisted that Christie would have indicted him if he had the evidence.

In 2011 he told The Financial Times, "Whether he did it or not we'll never know, but if he'd just been a regular citizen, they never would have indicted him".

"If I had done something illegal, he would've indicted me.

The Justice Department, F.B.I., and bank regulatory agencies failed to design a prosecutorial strategy that would've indicted and perhaps convicted many top executives who knew that their banks were selling fraudulent securities that bundled together thousands of largely bad loans.

Recalling the case of Rose, the career hits leader, who was suspended by baseball in 1989 and later convicted of tax evasion, Vincent said federal authorities at the time told him and John Dowd, the Washington lawyer who investigated Rose's betting, that they would not have indicted Rose on tax charges "if we had not got him first because they didn't think they could get a jury to convict him".

Many people here are beginning to raise a very straightforward question: if prosecutors investigating him had the goods on Mr. Torricelli, why wouldn't they have indicted him already, particularly since their investigation has dragged on for about a year.

"We have indicted the president".