Sentence examples for make him complicit from inspiring English sources

AIPAC is now sponsoring an effort to cut funding to the Palestinian Authority, on the grounds that Abbas's efforts to force Hamas to join a unity government make him complicit with the group.

Mr. Neas called the decision "inexplicable, and deeply disappointing," and warned that if Judge Roberts overturned or rolled back decisions on women's rights, abortion rights, environmental protections and other issues of importance to Democrats, "Senator Leahy's support for Roberts will make him complicit in those rulings".

Among the absentees was Benflis, who has refused to recognise Bouteflika's re-election, saying that doing so would make him "complicit in fraud".

But his coddling of Mugabe has made him complicit in Zimbabwe's devastation.

He's not a hateful man, but it's quietly shocking to see how his petty vanity makes him complicit in his daughter's seduction.

She had made him complicit in something depraved, and she expected, in some inchoate way, that she would eventually be punished for this.

The court decided that flipping the bird made him complicit in his own beating and thanks to them his insurance was able to halve his paid sick leave.

Reeves' involvement in Taylor's operations at the time, the IRB wrote, made him complicit, and therefore, excluded from protection as a refugee.

He also conceded that he was partly to blame for the predicament, saying his determination to convey the Labour message in the period of opposition and early years in government had made him complicit in the decline in news standards.

He insists that Lindbergh became "uneasy about the elitist nature" of his and Carrel's quest for immortality and wondered if it had "made him complicit in a brutally efficient culture of death".

In her novel "Amazon Fever," Amy Bishop describes the father of her heroine as "willfully blind," and wonders whether that blindness might make him, on some level, "complicit".