Sentence examples for be considered complicit from inspiring English sources
The state may be considered complicit in this modern-day slavery by failing to take serious measures to encourage victims to come forward and failing to prosecute traffickers," she added.
As if, by not publicly decrying the cover, they would somehow be considered complicit in its consumption.
The guy just suggested that Dana Priest should be considered complicit in any future mass-murders, because she did her job and told the truth to her readers.
Their motives and their morals are questioned; they're considered complicit in any wrong that's done to them.
Why is the government still complicit in making the system ever less transparent, even when it comes to what should clearly be considered public information?
Within Christian Europe Henry was widely considered complicit in Becket's death.
The agent, and two others considered complicit in the incident, have been sent home for "disciplinary reasons", in the latest controversy involving agents engaging in questionable conduct abroad.
Things that were once considered unacceptable, even outrageous, are slowly becoming accepted - and parents are complicit in this.
It would be too complicit".
How could these people be so complicit?
That measure would bar governments considered to be complicit in human trafficking from receiving the economic benefits of a fast-tracked trade deal.
