Object

• criminal: In Bosnia, US troops have usually declined to take part in the arrest of indicted war criminals.

• war: Let me say once again that he is a publicly indicted war criminal, he is responsible for many, many, many killings.

• leader: The international community has isolated Austrian leader Jorg Haider due to his fascist leanings and indicted Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic for war crimes.

• person: This reflects an increasing number and proportion of accused granted bail among persons indicted into the High Court.

• man: Federal prosecutors indict 12 men - including Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman - in the " Day of Terror " plot.

• case: High Court lists reflect changes in the statutory time limits of cases indicted into the High Court.

Preposition: on

• count: A wide range of charges was built up against him, and he was indicted on several counts in 1988.

• charge: In August 2002, Sullivan was indicted on charges of securities fraud.

Subject

• jury: Last week, he was indicted by a grand jury.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• criminal: Let me say once again that he is a publicly indicted war criminal, he is responsible for many, many, many killings.

Modifying Another Word

• publicly: May 19, 1999 The United States publicly indicts Mohamed in the African embassy bombings.

• also: A small paragraph will tell them that the court also indicted bad journalists.

• not: Craig Dean was not indicted in the whiskey investment fraud.

• formally: The chairman, Chung Mong Koo, 68, was formally indicted Tuesday.

Preposition: for

• treason: In England, our friend remarks, a prisoner indicted for treason is practically forced to go through a legal routine of defense.

• murder: At the previous Spring Assizes of the County a woman indicted for the murder of two illegitimate children was.. ... ... ... .

• crime: Was he * not * getting indicted for war crimes perhaps?

• fraud: No one argues that Jobs, Disney or Apple fall in the same category as companies whose executives have been indicted for fraud.

• conspiracy: They were indicted for conspiracy and spent a year in jail.

Preposition: by

• jury: Last week, he was indicted by a grand jury.