Sentence examples for implicated people from inspiring English sources

Highly international in scope, the FIFA case has implicated people of two dozen nationalities, and it has required the cooperation of various foreign authorities — especially the Swiss — in making arrests, ruling on extradition requests and sharing information about bank transactions.

The Pentagon on Friday released investigative reports spanning almost a decade that implicated people working with agencies handling some of the nation's most closely guarded secrets, including the National Security Agency.

In other words, the dogs were erroneously implicating people of Hispanic descent far more frequently than other people.

Another is that it avoids tipping off potential defendants or implicating people against whom there turns out to be insufficient evidence.

News departments became obsessed with the meltdowns and misdemeanours of the rich and famous, something they'd shied away from in the past because it often meant implicating people employed by their own networks.

The push to accumulate enormous amounts of information has also produced the risk of "a huge number of false leads" that could implicate people with no actual connections to terrorism, the committee said.

Police are regularly accused of falsely implicating people by planting weapons, kept in malkhanas, or storehouses, at police stations, which were not with the criminal at the time of arrest.

First, the export of the negative to Italy (where Antonioni was based) was banned; then, the export of the negative was permitted, but the episode itself was banned within France, because — as the critic Jean de Baroncelli wrote in Le Monde in 1963 — "The Ministry of Justice opposes the realization of any screenplay that evokes a judicial affair that implicates people who are still living".

In addition, Mr Singh's staff say they have lost files that opponents claim would implicate people at the heart of government in a massive coal scam.Letting Mr Singh stew, Congress leaders are pushing forward Rahul Gandhi (pictured left) as an anti-corruption figure.

copies of DNA being used to implicate people in a crime.

This implicates people (i.e., interlocutors, peers, teachers and other speakers of English) as an essential resource that mediates the washback effect of exams that include productive skills.