Sentence examples for when it implicates from inspiring English sources

Lying can be criminal, when it implicates and leads to negative effects for society at large.

It also illustrates the futility of the Nigerian response: guns and soldiers can't solve decades of poverty and marginalisation, especially when the soldiers have been themselves implicated in atrocities against civilian populations.

The investigation is the first into the Vatican bank since the early 1980s, when it was implicated in the collapse of an Italian bank whose chairman, nicknamed "God's banker," was mysteriously found dead, hanging from Blackfriars Bridge in London.

It first came to public attention in 2007 when it was implicated in the case of Paul Mercer, a friend of the then Conservative shadow defence minister, Julian Lewis, who was exposed by the Campaign Against the Arms Trade of spying for the arms firm BAE.

The Television Match Official experiment raises more hackles than a full moon during a werewolves' convention, even when it is not directly implicated in an incorrect decision.

These include the "controlled glide" theory, in which someone was in charge of the plane when it went down, and would implicate an area three times as big.

miR-15 and miR-16 are part of a cluster that was among the first to be implicated in cancer, when it was discovered that it is frequently deleted or downregulated in chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) patients [ 94].

81 Cav-1 was first implicated in cancer development when it was discovered to be a substrate for v-SRC in Rous sarcoma virus-transformed chicken embryo fibroblasts.

What to do when corruption implicates a country's leader?

It doesn't make her any more likable when the screenplay implicates her in Lord Darnley's murder, a crime of which many heavyweight Tudor historians consider her innocent.

"And when you think about it, that implicates all of us because we are all investing in the market one way or another".