Sentence examples for and that implicates from inspiring English sources

There is another twist: we Irish, in our quarrel with Britain, have relied on American power, and that implicates us in how that power is exercised.

In this study, we draw upon these frameworks to conceptualize studying as the discrete behaviors of individuals (e.g., reviewing notes) as they unfold within specific contexts and that implicate particular artifacts and resources.

On NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday, Pence added, "I think there's more and more evidence that implicates Russia, and there should be serious consequences".

Barricades struck by bullets were removed, and guns and documents that implicated Berkut riot police officers in the shootings disappeared.

Review: "Peter Janney lays out a complex web of high society and high crimes that implicates some of the nation's most respected intelligence agents, journalists, and government officials in what Janney contends was a massive cover-up spanning three decades.

The league contends that its investigation yielded other convincing evidence — like documents and eyewitness accounts — that implicates the players.

It is that space that Pakistan's fiercest critics exploit when they generate massive headlines out of small nuggets of insignificant and stale information that implicates Pakistan in anti-US violence in Afghanistan (among other things).

Colonel Orozco provided much of the documentation and testimony that implicated General Uscategui and others.

The inclusion of a no-treatment comparison group in such trials is wasteful and unethical failings that implicate both trialists and the ethical review committees approving the trials.

It was Italy's biggest postwar banking scandal, and one that implicated the Vatican, which provided letters of credit for the loans.

While they collected letters and notes that implicated her as a spy, Greenhow went to her bedroom under the guise of changing her clothes.