Sentence examples for complicit role from inspiring English sources
Cardiff released a scathing statement on Friday condemning the LMA for its "complicit" role in allegedly sitting on the text message saga and describing the messages as "banter".
The investigation and recently declassified documents, which were reviewed by The New York Times, suggest a complicit role of the United States in Condor's often-deadly operations, some of which American officials knew about before but did little to stop.
Barghouti pointed out that BDS guidelines stipulate that a company must play a direct and complicit role in Israel's policies in order to become a legitimate target for a boycott, which Starbucks has yet to do.
It draws the dots between her as a leading force in the Principals committee, through the CIA, to the prisoners who endured the violent acts she played a complicit role in authorizing.
While Beyoncé's appearance makes her complicit, her role in the video is little more than being an object to ogle.
As well, we noted that the mother led the quitting efforts within the context of a shared parenting dynamic, pointing to gender interactions characterized by ambivalent (shifting to protest) femininities (her ultimatum) that strategically relied on social acceptance of the responsibilities in the new father role to modify complicit masculinity, as presented by her husband.
But to suggest a moral equivalence ("complicit alike") between the respective roles of African and European/American participants in the slave trade, as Professor Gates does, is unjust.
Their role, the innocents unwittingly complicit in upheaval, is a stage staple.
She points to ways in which (some) MTFs take up traditional sex roles (and are thereby complicit) on the one hand (77 79), and yet goes on to criticize lesbian-separatist identified MTFs who have eschewed such roles as oppressively masculine (102 6).
Physicians, Dr. Brody maintains, are not "innocent bystanders" to spiraling health care costs but have been complicit in their failure to take an active role in curtailing them.
Last summer, Margaret Beckett, the then chair of the ISC, told the Guardian that it was not part of her committee's role to investigate allegations that MI5 was complicit in the torture of British citizens.
