Sentence examples for they would implicate from inspiring English sources
She said she thought the F.S.B. refused to release documents not because they would implicate any one alive today, but rather because they would reveal that officials had known about the site, and perhaps others, all along.
If such sensitivities are observed, they would implicate the involvement of more complicated circuits that could be mapped onto a single drift-diffusion model.
The flaw with this theory is that it is based on the uncritical interpretation of computational results of genome comparisons that, as has long been known (Rujan and Martin 2001; Martin et al. 2002; Esser et al. 2007; Dagan et al. 2008), would implicate many other groups of prokaryotes far more strongly than they would implicate chlamydias as active bystanders at the origin of plastids.
They had threatened a trial that would focus not only on the prosecution of Mr. Pratt, but also on what they called a broader pattern of harassment of Black Panthers in the 1960's and 1970's and subsequent cover-ups that they said would implicate officials still serving in law enforcement.
Any gold medals?" The answer "They won some silver medals" would implicate "They did not win any gold medals" rather than "They did not win all silver medals".
At that meeting, near New York's LaGuardia Airport, Bulger and Flemmi told Martorano to kill his friend John Callahan, because they thought he would implicate them in another fatal shooting.
But prosecutors said they expected that Kim Eun Sung would implicate more members of the government and the ruling party.
On Monday, in offering his new theory for how Colonel Qaddafi may have died at the hands of his own disciples, Mr. Abdel-Jalil suggested that they may have feared he would implicate them in atrocities if he had survived and been put on trial.
They'd accuse each other, because the truth would implicate them both more deeply.
But they did say that the investigation had yielded nothing that would implicate him in wrongdoing.
If Mr. Habre were extradited to Chad, they say, a fair trial would be unlikely because his testimony would implicate members of the current government, including President Deby.
