Sentence examples for implicated in the matter from inspiring English sources

Several parole officials were convicted of perjury-related charges, but Mr. Pataki was not implicated in the matter.

Several senior R.B.S. executives, including John Hourican, who runs the firm's investment banking unit where the suspected illegal activity took place, are expected to step down amid the Libor scandal, though they have not been directly implicated in the matter, according to another person with direct knowledge of the matter.

The person has been described as someone I would know, which since I cover Wall Street, means that it's a major financial type implicated in the matter.

Carol Martin, a professor of drama at New York University who is writing a book about documentary theater, said that plays of this type strike a nerve because, "The performer is implicated in the subject matter".

The pathogenesis of the gray matter lesions in PVL is likely due to the same phenomena implicated in the white matter lesion.

The rationale for this current work is to determine whether childhood lead exposure permanently alters brain biochemistry with lasting effects into adulthood and to determine whether there are regional differences in brain metabolism, particularly in gray matter as implicated in the Toscano and Guilarte model.

The putative mechanisms implicated in the pathogenesis of diabetic neuropathy remain a matter of debate, but a multifactorial course of events is likely (6).

Mr. Santarlas is the second lawyer from Ropes & Gray, a large firm that specializes in corporate law and litigation matters, to be implicated in the Galleon case.

Thus, for Butler, power understood as subjection is implicated in the process of determining which bodies come to matter, whose lives are livable and whose deaths grievable.

Short-term elevations in ambient particulate matter have been specifically implicated in the triggering of acute cardiovascular events including myocardial infarction [ 2- 4], ventricular arrhythmias [ 5- 7], and ischemic stroke [ 8- 10].

Respirable particulate matter has been specifically implicated in the triggering of myocardial infarction (D'Ippoliti et al. 2003; Peters et al. 2001), arrhythmias (Peters et al. 2000), decompensation of heart failure patients (Morris and Naumova 1998; Schwartz and Morris 1995; Wellenius et al., in press), and the exacerbation of myocardial ischemia (Pekkanen et al. 2002; Wellenius et al. 2003).