Sentence examples for involved grave from inspiring English sources

If France and Britain were to get involved, grave developments could bring Europe to a state of war, but would merely mean the virtual subjugation of Czechoslovakia to German rule.

Dippel pursued his grisly work, which involved grave robbing and diabolical experiments on corpses, at the Castle Frankenstein, described by the narrator as being in deepest Germany, surrounded by impenetrable forests.

The request, signed by Mr. Coulibaly and released by the court, said that the crimes committed in northern Mali since January involved "grave and large-scale violations of human rights and of international humanitarian law, committed notably in the north of the country".

He becomes drawn into a plot involving grave robbing, murder, espionage and plenty of dead bodies.

If there is life on Mars, every round trip by an astronaut will involve grave biological dangers for all concerned.

The case is before the Revolutionary Court, reserved for political cases and those involving grave crimes like acts against national security and drug trafficking.

Only in emergency circumstances involving grave risk to the life or mental health of a woman may a doctor act alone.

However "child friendly" a court attempts to be I would contend that no 10-year-old child would have the remotest idea what was going on in any court case, let alone one involving grave crimes.

In particular, critics argue that some of its policies, such as those that generally advocate free trade but allow protectionism in affluent developed countries, involve grave hypocrisy and unfairness to some of the world's most vulnerable people (Pogge 2001, Moellendorf 2002).

Cases involving grave crimes are challenging even in the most established justice systems.

It gave the president broad power to handle an "unforeseen emergency refugee situation," such as one involving "grave humanitarian concerns".