Sentence examples for complicity would be from inspiring English sources

Makes perfect sense and, based on the lawsuit's recently unsealed allegations, outright complicity would be difficult to prove.

Administration officials suggest that America would aim to stay firmly on the sidelines, though they are resigned to the fact that, however strong its denials, its complicity would be widely assumed.

David Cameron came under sustained pressure to apologise for comments the previous evening that a vote against the government would be complicity with "terrorist sympathisers".

"At the very least, the price of another "reset" would be complicity in Putin and Assad's butchery of the Syrian people," he said.

A failure to investigate credible claims of complicity in torture, Novak suggested, would be a failure of the Obama government to recognise US obligations under international law.

And the longer a government is in office, the more it feels bound to defend the status quo; to do otherwise would be admitting complicity in an expensive failure.

Some officials said that it now appeared unlikely that any Iranian officials would be accused of complicity in the bombing, although the complete list of people to be charged, their nationalities and possible links to foreign governments remained unclear.

And some might suggest that expecting the MSM to publicly dissect their complicity in duping the American public would be like expecting OJ Simpson, Robert Blake, and Phil Spector to find the "real killers" of Nicole, Bonny Lee, and Lana.

It would be an appropriate conclusion to my complicity in the rise and fall of this utterly preposterous, utterly hideous trade.

Girardi also said that Yankees fans would be not harsh because Pettitte had acknowledged his complicity right away.

1) There would be a full judicial inquiry into allegations of British complicity in torture and state kidnapping.