Sentence examples for implicates not from inspiring English sources

"The failure of social democracy implicates not only those responsible for it," wrote Ralph Miliband.

But in further video released tonight, Mr. Laxman implicates not just himself, but Brajesh Mishra, the national security adviser to Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee and perhaps the most powerful bureaucrat in the nation.

The author's control of first public distribution implicates not only his personal interest in creative control, but his property interest in exploitation of prepublication rights, which are valuable in themselves and serve as a valuable adjunct to publicity and marketing.

Consequently "Some athletes smoke" implicates "Not all athletes smoke" but not "Not more than half of all athletes smoke".

Consider three alternatives: S implicates "Not all athletes smoke" (I1), "All athletes smoke" (I2), or nothing (I∅).

If the maxim of Quantity explains why "Beethoven wrote some wonderful music" implicates "Not all Beethoven's music is wonderful," it should also predict that "Beethoven wrote some wonderful music" with no stress or different stress has the same implicature.

We are all implicated, not just those who drowned and froze and tormented prisoners.

This case raises unique issues by implicating not just the Fourth Amendment but the nature of American federalism as well.

Unlike earlier versions, however, the latest scandals tend to implicate not just individual companies but entire industries.

Defense Department officials said the distinction for them was that General Sjamsoeddin was only implicated, not convicted.

Notably, the facts of Salman implicate not only joint tipper-tippee liability under Dirks but also misappropriation theory liability under O'Hagan.