It also did not involve the policing of government conduct in international affairs, because it only implicated the procedures private litigants had to take to serve writs on defendants residing in Hong Kong.
This overinclusive use of the category "left" not only implicates liberals in the failures of communism; it implicitly denies that liberals were ever opposed to communism.
Our approach not only implicates the gene likely mediating individual GWAS signals, but also highlights tissues where the genetic causality for an individual trait is likely manifested.
This new deal not only implicates surgeons but also journal editors, tender jury, as well as regulatory bodies to cover legal gaps currently surrounding surgical innovation.
According to Grice's account, the speaker doesn't assert, only implicates that the events took place in the order recounted.
According to Recanati, an indirect speech act is a special kind of conversational implicature, where the speaker not only implicates some proposition $p$, but also intends to convey that $p$.
Leo seems confused as to why Abby's job would be impacted by a scandal that only implicates him.
Indeed, excluding speakers from college campuses because you don't like their point of view on one topic or another not only implicates free speech, but also the very function and values of higher education itself.
Interestingly, the over-expression only implicates IR with a broad spectrum of HLA class I ligands, but no receptors of the KIR family [24] that have a more restricted panel of ligands.
2 Equatorial Guinea is an area of stable malaria transmission, with Plasmodium falciparum being the most prevalent species: it is not only implicated in more than 85% of reported cases, but is the main cause of death in children less than five years of age, accounting for 28% of total deaths in 2008.
The MPA does not only implicate their livelihoods, they see it also in relation to their ancestral rights and existence as distinct indigenous and ethnic peoples.
