Recently, though, salt (also known as sodium chloride) has become implicated in a new group of ailments.
Aguda, unfortunately, has played a key role in this national re-branding campaign, and I hate to see an organization as important as PFLAG become implicated in a public relations campaign that will likely tarnish its well-earned reputation.
If we hear the true and difficult, poignant, sad, vengeful feelings of our children, if we are witness to actual words, written or verbalized, we may feel or actually become implicated in any potential acts of violence committed by that youngster.
She finds far more than she'd bargained on, and becomes implicated in a man's kidnapping and death.
Mr. Banks's other books include "The Crow Road," about an adolescent's investigation of papers his uncle left behind before disappearing, which was adapted into a BBC mini-series in 1996; and "Complicity," about a kinky, drug-using reporter who becomes implicated in a series of high-profile murders.
Todd Christie earned more than $60 million when his stock specialist firm was bought by the investment bank Goldman Sachs in 2000; he later became implicated in a federal fraud investigation, and yet ultimately emerged with reputation intact and enough money to found his own trading company and continue running his family's charitable foundation.
When he became implicated in a crime, the trial became a showcase of all the tiny things he did in his private life that the public didn't approve of or simply didn't understand -- though none of these things were exactly wrong or immoral, in sum and in public, they cost him his life.
He was fired earlier this year by Howard Kohr, nine months after he became implicated in an F.B.I. espionage investigation.
"At what number of years would the Eighth Amendment become implicated in the sentencing of a juvenile: 20, 30, 40, 50, some lesser or greater number?" Judge Jacqueline R. Griffin wrote for the court.
As the Human Genome Project nears completion and alterations in more genes become implicated in human pathology, there will be a growing demand for techniques allowing high-throughput resequencing of genomic DNA.
By comparison, the more personal interaction within interviews is thought to evoke a 'moral dilemma' wherein participants' identities become implicated in the experience of disadvantage [ 16, 20, 4, 23, 11, 19].
