Sentence examples for on complicity from inspiring English sources

The other focuses on complicity between shady mozzarella producers and local officials who reportedly knew about the contamination.

When the team came up with its third West End success, For Amusement Only (Apollo, 1956), Stevens showed himself a minor master of the genre, with its dependence on complicity between actors and audience.

As the literature on complicity in human rights abuses shows, assisting a crime, or knowing that a human rights abuse is going to be committed and yet aiding or abetting a particular action, raises the risk of complicity for business entities.

Yet only a consistent and demonstrable pattern of dereliction by Pakistani authorities– which would need to be dereliction verging on complicity with the terrorists would furnish India with sufficient grounds to hold the Pakistani state culpable.

From feminist and disability studies come critiques of the medicalization of human beauty, focusing on complicity with unjust social norms that can turn ordinary welfare meliorism on its head to prioritize the enhancement uses of biomedicine over standard therapeutic applications (Silvers 1998).

It is the sort of silence that borders on complicity.

The man, Michel Bagaragaza, was found guilty on one count of complicity in genocide by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in Tanzania.

Mubarak is on trial on charges of complicity in the killing of nearly 900 protesters during the uprising.

The plea came five days before the defendant, Chad M. Dojack, 29, was scheduled to go on trial on charges of complicity to burglary and complicity to receiving stolen property.

Nevertheless, accusations of complicity on Pakistan's part only complicate the already complex situation.

It is this contradiction between two narratives that is examined in this episode of Faith Complex: one a tale of relatively serene Jewish existence in Christendom, punctuated by periods of cultural incandescence; the other, a saga of inexplicably brutal and rapid Jewish death carried out on Polish soil, with no small amount of complicity on the part of Poles themselves.