Then there are the Mets and the Los Angeles Dodgers, each embroiled in ownership problems that may be affecting their images.
In 1994, when Ms. Lindauer worked on Capitol Hill, she became embroiled in a controversy that may have presaged the activity that led to her arrest.
The difficulty is that the police are already too embroiled in complex cases that may involve mental health problems, learning disabilities or addictions.
With many judges and prosecutors threatening a strike, Egypt has quickly been embroiled in a crisis that may threaten the democratic ideals of the revolution more than any other development in the tumultuous 21 months since Mubarak was deposed.
For the past three years, the OCDA and OCSD have been embroiled in a sprawling jailhouse informant scandal ― one that may have involved the violation of multiple defendants' civil rights, and that threatens to upend a number of already settled cases.
Similarly, accountants who discover irregularities may be better off asking management to make minor adjustments, rather than blowing the whistle on a mis-statement that could embroil their firm in costly litigation.The audit industry cites four main factors that counteract this conflict of interest.
Diplomacy is far preferable to confrontation that could embroil the region and involve NATO members.
Some were here for holidays, some for secret negotiations which may explain the effusive thank-you in the guest book from Raila Odinga, the prime minister of Kenya, around the time that that country was embroiled in postelection violence.
They did little, however, to ease two longer-term worries.The first concerns countries that are embroiled in political upheaval and which may be ill-placed to cope with the economic storms to come.
In another development that prompted comparisons with the phone hacking scandal that has embroiled the Murdoch empire, there were fresh signs that inquiries into the Savile scandal may rely heavily on the e-mail trails left by important witnesses.
