Sentence examples for does it implicate from inspiring English sources

Is the resignation/firing of Coach Nolan Richardson a racial incident, and does it implicate the entire University of Arkansas, or only its parent institution, the Razorbacks' athletic department?

The Brooklyn indictment does not name one person associated with the feast, nor does it even implicate the feast, except to say that there was one unsuccessful attempt four years ago by one of the defendants to extort some participants of the feast.

Unfortunately, the objectionable if not ghastly alleged use of music at Guantanamo is surely neither a "public performance," nor does it otherwise implicate any of the exclusive rights of the songwriters or recording artists.

Four of the boys signed confessions and appeared on video without a lawyer, each arguing that while they had not been the individual to commit the rape they had witnessed one of the others do it, thereby implicating the entire group.

A front-page print newspaper photo of a dead civilian is unavoidable if you subscribe to that publication, and viewing it does not implicate you as somehow wanting to seek out an image of death.

In this article, we focus on FCS since it does not implicate any advanced requirements, such as support of macro diversity combining, on UEs.

Yet "Some S are P" does not implicate "It is not the case that several S are P".

It does not implicate that nicotine itself has the similar biological effect on cancer growth.

This may suggest involvement of posterior frontal regions in scene learning, but it does not implicate areas 9 and 46.

It does, however, implicate that, for this long-term jobless population of SIM-welfare, somatic health problems pose a more important barrier than what the unemployment research suggests.

Use of anonymous aggregate data is consented because it does not implicate the privacy concerns that apply to patient-identifiable information.