Sentence examples for implicated in the government from inspiring English sources

Beyond Bishop Magee, four other Irish bishops implicated in the government reports for failing to protect children have offered to resign, but Benedict has accepted only one's offer.

Beyond Bishop Magee, four other Irish bishops implicated in the government reports for failing to protect children have offered to resign, but Benedict has accepted only one of their requests.

In recent days, the Reuters news agency and The Wall Street Journal, citing anonymous sources, have reported that the wife of a Politburo member has been implicated in the government investigation, making the case an especially embarrassing one for the authorities.

So are numerous employees not implicated in the government's investigation.

TIMES OF INDIA Skowron May Enter Guilty Plea | Dr. Joseph Skowron, a former FrontPoint Partners hedge fund manager implicated in the government's extensive investigation into insider trading, might plead guilty to charges, Reuters reported, citing a court filing.

In 1995, Shell was implicated in the government-sanctioned death by hanging of Nigerian activist Ken Saro-whoa who led one of the first and best organised campaigns against the oil giant and its irresponsible behaviour in the Delta, as well as its corrupt practices in its dealing with the Nigerian government.

Many of the intellectuals and professionals involved in leading the revolt, he said, were worried about the possibility of mobs seeking revenge on anyone implicated in the Qaddafi government — a prospect that he acknowledged may be helping to hold the Libyan leader's loyalists together.

Even when they're not joined by officers, charity workers can find themselves implicated in extending the government's "hostile environment" agenda against migrants onto the streets.

Another purchaser, Simon Stevens, was implicated in the "Hall Carbine" affair, in which the government unknowingly repurchased arms it had already discarded as uselessly obsolete.

"He was a cabinet minister and close to Gordon Brown, so he was implicated in the wider reputation of a government that failed.

When the wife of the Beijing party secretary, Jia Qinglin, was about to be implicated in the Xiamen scandal in January, government Web sites took the extraordinary step of issuing denials on her behalf, even though the scandal has not been reported in the Chinese press; most Chinese learned about it from Hong Kong-based internet sites.