Sentence examples for immediately implicated from inspiring English sources

Photography will be immediately implicated in the creative process".

He was then immediately implicated in a second killing, in 1989, for which he was charged but never tried.

Abortion waiting periods that stretch up to 72 hours, and bans on the most common method of second-trimester abortion, are also not immediately implicated by the court's latest decision.

He questioned whether Mr. Filin had actually been attacked with acid and said that Bolshoi administrators had immediately implicated him, adding, "It's persecution, and it's all being done not against Sergei; it's all being done against me".

The Nazi reaction was savage: besides 200 immediately implicated conspirators, 5,000 people who were more remotely linked with the plot or were altogether unconnected with it were put to death.

While the White House can weigh in through specific channels about policies the Justice Department pursues, it is not supposed to discuss ongoing criminal investigations unless they directly and immediately implicate national security.

Characterizing law by its claim to authority does not immediately implicate the content of the law.

One thing about white people and race is that if you talk about race and racism near them they immediately feel implicated and attacked, because we all know that even just feeling like you're being called racist is infinitely worse than actual racism.

Cervical os dilatation occurred immediately afterwards, implicating a role for the cervix in the female sexual response.

But Mr. Medvedev immediately dismissed theories that implicated Mr. Kadyrov, calling them "primitive," and Mr. Kadyrov angrily denied any role in Ms. Estemirova's death.

The Palestinians had earlier rejected a key provision--that they immediately arrest Islamic militants implicated by Israel in terrorist attacks--but said they wanted to continue examining the proposals.