Sentence examples for case implicates from inspiring English sources

This case implicates one such limit: the guarantee of equal protection of the laws.

As he ruled: "This case implicates matters of great public concern and is therefore one which the public has an interest in overseeing".

In the brief, McCain and Whitehouse said the case "implicates the effective functioning of American representative democracy".

The United States government has insisted that Khaled El-Masri's case implicates "state secrets" and obtained dismissal of his U.S. lawsuit without even responding to the allegations.

But it is apparent from the background of this legal clash (pertinent small print, if you will) that the case implicates a principle that transcends the immediate abortion controversy, one central to the rule of law -- namely, the truth and integrity of judicial decision-making.

This case implicated the paper's news editor, Ian Edmondson, in commissioning hacking.

Any other explanation for the terror threat would in any case implicate the government and its predecessors.

The Puerto case implicated more than 50 cyclists including Alberto Contador, Ivan Basso, Jan Ullrich and Alejandro Valverde in the use of performance-enhancing substances or practices.

However, he said he was never told that underlying evidence in the case implicated an additional reporter at the tabloid.

In his written response to Mr. Schumer's question on the Sullivan case, Judge Roberts said only that it "is a precedent of the court, and I would start with it in any case implicating this area of the law".

In October, 2003, Comey was asked, at his confirmation hearing to become the Deputy Attorney General, how he might handle a politically charged case implicating an Attorney General who refused to recuse himself.