Sentence examples for criminal implications from inspiring English sources

"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.

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".

Accurate interpretation of anogenital examination findings in the context of suspected child and adolescent sexual abuse/assault is essential, because misinterpretation has significant child protection and criminal justice implications.

F.B.I. agents recognized the stakes of any investigation tied to David H. Petraeus, the C.I.A. director who resigned Friday, but were wary of exposing a private affair with no criminal or security implications.

The new accounts of the events that led to Mr. Petraeus's sudden resignation on Friday shed light on the competing pressures facing F.B.I. agents who recognized the high stakes of any investigation involving the C.I.A. director but who were wary of exposing a private affair with no criminal or security implications.