Sentence examples for to avoid implicating from inspiring English sources

But Dr. Khan has since renounced that confession, saying he made it to avoid implicating other Pakistani officials.

And how careful you are to avoid implicating yourself in anything except Mary Epstein's death, which you can always blame on Epstein".

Some sources suggest that Tehran's hardline former chief prosecutor Saeed Mortazavi has pressured MPs into delaying publication to avoid implicating him.

But it is also localized, in time and geography, in such a way as to avoid implicating the present-day white audience.

Two Californian state senators are currently under federal indictment after finding themselves on the receiving end of FBI stings; both are accused of soliciting funds for political campaigns, past, present and future, in exchange for various favours, even though both, says the FBI, went to pains to avoid implicating themselves in any direct quid pro quo deals.

Had he analyzed them more thoughtfully and less politically, it would have been hard to avoid implicating market forces, which have driven the loss of working-class jobs; supply-side economics, which has driven the loss of progressivity in the tax system; deregulation, which has caused a whole series of economic disasters; and right-wing ideology, which has helped destroy unionism.

The "we" here is the Quangels, but it cannot avoid implicating everyone who reads the sentence.

He avoids implicating himself in any direct knowledge of phone hacking prior to January 2011 but seems out of touch and acknowledges that he has made mistakes in handling the affair.

But until now such dramas have avoided implicating the country's top leaders in the sordid world of chicanery and crime that has devoured the Communist party in recent decades.

A director who avoids implicating or even confronting the entanglements with the actor and prefers a formal or solely artistic approach to an actor may well be a firm and distant but respected and confidence-inspiring authority, a sort of movie-set general whom the actor is ready to follow into battle.

A lower ratio (ideally <1) at high sensitivity indicates a better ability to avoid falsely implicating non-CD individuals as being at high CD risk, while capturing a substantial number of CD cases.