Sentence examples for cases implicating from inspiring English sources

"The judiciary owes some measure of deference to the executive in cases implicating national security," the majority said.

Bahrain has ordered the public prosecutor to investigate death and torture cases implicating the police as part of efforts at political reconciliation after a crackdown on pro-democracy protests this year.

The Court has been  equally aggressive — and ultimately political — when deciding cases implicating social rights or corporate power.

Under the so-called "rational basis test," which applies in all but a few cases implicating rights deemed "fundamental" enough to receive meaningful protection, the government's restrictions on individual freedom are presumptively constitutional.

However, it must be noted that, in the current study, the investigation of clusters of cases (implicating a majority of children under the age of 15) was limited to sampling a few individuals per cluster.

Emergence of new clades of DENV-3 in 1989 and 2000 coincided with abrupt increases in the number of reported dengue cases, implicating this serotype in severe epidemics.

One of the more nagging cases implicated the prime minister himself; another is the subject of police investigations which could embarrass Mr Chrétien even in retirement.

As mentioned in the COSO report, 89% of the fraud cases implicate the CEO and/or CFO.

He alleges the co-defendants in the cases implicated him after they were tortured - meaning he could not face a fair trial.

In addition, linguistic functions do not seem to be particularly localized: language use and understanding are complex tasks, involving many different brain areas — areas that are in at least some cases implicated also in other tasks.

(p. 1963) Oliver and Greene (2011) list close to 100 individual cases "implicated in primate-specific traits" of one sort or another.