Sentence examples for implies wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

I am campaigning for an amnesty but in reality it would not be an amnesty because that word implies wrongdoing.

Calling a dealer a "crook" edges into a more troublesome area, because it implies wrongdoing, but the term suggests hyperbole and "puffing," which would tend to prohibit a defamation lawsuit.

It said that neither decision implied wrongdoing.

Johnson & Johnson, based in New Brunswick, N.J., denied the accusations, and the settlement does not imply wrongdoing, the company said.

An appearance before the grand jury, or being subpoenaed to testify, does not necessarily imply wrongdoing by any of the athletes.

Of course, it is also bothersome that the former FBI director would cite vague information to imply wrongdoing by the nation's top law-enforcement official, with the very nature of the information making it hard for her to respond.

This does not imply wrongdoing, it's a reflection of how complicated their tax affairs can be and how determined we are to ensure they are paying all the tax they owe". Shadow business secretary Rebecca Long Bailey said Labour would act firmly on tax, if it got into power.

Dosanjh claimed innocence and accused Grewal of altering the tapes to imply wrongdoing and the Prime Minister dismissed calls to remove Dosanjh from cabinet.

Securities regulators are looking closely at a variety of fund practices, and simply being investigated does not imply wrongdoing by any fund firm.

"All our elections have always been pretty clean," said Councilman Jose Fernandez, adding that Dorn's call for oversight unfairly implied wrongdoing on Horton's part.

Competing interests do not in themselves imply wrongdoing.