Sentence examples for or implicating from inspiring English sources

Another is that it avoids tipping off potential defendants or implicating people against whom there turns out to be insufficient evidence.

Acknowledging as much is not excusing the thief, or implicating the driver in any way; applying similar logic to campus rape is not excusing the rapist or implicating the victim.

According to a confidential memo written by assistant federal prosecutor Emory Hurley, "Mr. Howard had expressed concerns about the cooperation he was providing and whether he was endangering himself or implicating himself in a criminal investigation".

The resulting odds ratios (OR) implicated that cortactin positivity (OR=11.2; 95% CI, 4.6 27.1) and cyclin D1 positivity (OR=3.82; 95% CI, 1.7 8.4) were related to FADD expression (data not shown).

They don't want to testify against themselves or implicate their family further.

Ahead of her were three Russians, who have all subsequently been banned or implicated by the World Anti-Doping Agency's Independent Commission.

It can also be used to recognise the wrong person or implicate someone else in a crime.

Dissidents were beaten, hung upside down and starved to make them confess or implicate others.

Since the 9/11 attacks, the US has resettled nearly 800,000 refugees and not a single one has been arrested or implicated in a plot against us.

The documents, filed by prosecutors, include transcripts of conversations in which some suspects confessed or implicated one another in aspects of the crime.

Other residents said they thought it unlikely that subletters would trust management's word or implicate the people they rented from.