Sentence examples for would indict from inspiring English sources

I would indict him for it.

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

Nor is it clear what, exactly, Romney would indict Ahmadinejad for.

At one point he said he would indict President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on genocide charges.

The magistrate said he would indict two heads of construction firms based in Lugano.

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

"If this was going on in Bed-Stuy, parents would be indicted, bars would be closed," he said, "but because it's Park Slope, it's for some reason acceptable".

A grand jury would not indict him.

He would only indict himself in an even worse way if he tried to explain the call.

Mr. Romney added that he would also indict the Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, under the Geneva Conventions for inciting genocide, as well as implement "extensive covert activity".

As is well known, the government attempted to prosecute The Chicago Tribune for this publication, but the grand jury it convened would not indict the newspaper.