Sentence examples for is implicated by from inspiring English sources

What happens if Cam Newton is implicated by the N.C.A.A.'s investigation of Auburn?

"As soon as I get back home I will call him and I will ask for his resignation because he is implicated by this report".

To the extent that functionalism is committed to the existence of fixed universal mental states of this kind, it too is implicated by these considerations.

He is of the soil, he wants to tell us, and Africa is his home - and yet, as a white man, he is implicated by the failures of colonialism, destined always to be apart, an outsider.

"The prestige of the United States is implicated by the conduct charged against defendants, and the Olympics are an international, not a local, event," the government said in its lengthy arguments to the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit.

Though her cross-examination was scattered and slow, and, all things considered, probably easier than it might have been, Constand has nonetheless been a remarkable example of what it takes to stand up to the essential difficulty of this dynamic, in which an alleged victim, after being forced to participate in a sexual encounter, is implicated by the fact that the sexual encounter occurred.

Given that such tribes' survival depended on immediate reaction to quickly, albeit crudely evaluated visual stimuli, amygdalar visual processing was implicated, by-passing detailed cortical parieto occipital evaluation.

La Foca, he says, was implicated by his workmate's confession.

However, these findings were ultimately overturned by a military prison official who was implicated by the report.

Mr. Salinas was convicted after he was implicated by a man who was accused of hiring the gunman.

Fourteen Barclays traders in New York, London and Tokyo are implicated by the regulators but other banks are still the subject of investigations.