Sentence examples for criminal implication from inspiring English sources

A criminal implication is paired with a photograph, and the photograph may inadvertently be tainted as well.

The tribe says it believes that at least 28 deaths required an official re-examination, in part, "to determine whether the cases were closed for legitimate and conclusive reasons, notwithstanding the potential criminal implication of federal agents".

"There are no criminal implications".

"What is important is that the antiquities market understands that the behavior of the past has criminal implications".

The authority declined a request to speak to its general counsel about the criminal implications of budget balancing.

The prosecution told the court that the defendants were "acutely aware" of the potential criminal implications of being overt in their support for Isis.

"[The committee] also stressed that given the seriousness of the reported facts and their possible criminal implications, further evidence is needed to clarify this matter.

Dr. Schwartz's accusation is being studied by the Federal Bureau of Investigation for possible criminal implications, and by the General Accounting Office, the investigative arm of Congress.

With some exceptions, F.B.I. wiretap information and criminal evidence gathered in grand jury investigations was not shared with the C.I.A. Secret intelligence with criminal implications developed by the agency was not routinely passed on to the bureau.

The medical information on the list, however, from the notations about pregnancies, could potentially elevate the criminal implications far beyond that, to felony charges and lengthy prison sentences, for violation of federal medical privacy laws.

"The court of cassation has recognised a principle of civilisation: it is mutual consent that determines whether what happens between two people has criminal implications or not," said Franca Bimbi, an opposition MP.