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Justice Starkey said the union was seeking a "remedy which would embroil the judiciary in the management and operation of the Fire Department".

The Syrian government has warned it will retaliate against further military action by Israel, which would risk embroiling the US ally in a regional conflict.

Adjudication "would embroil the court in a complex regulatory and legislative analysis in which regulatory agencies and legislative bodies throughout the country are already engaged," A.I.G. said in a court filing.

Failure to do so would embroil the government in court for years.

This obligation would embroil a number of women unwittingly in espionage activities.

They are fearful that Brexit would embroil this country in a decade of mind-bendingly complex intergovernmental negotiations.

Between six and ten banks are reported to befacing fines, including Citigroup, which would be the first US bank to become embroiled in such high-profile penalties for manipulation of key rates.

He was born into poverty, went into exile to fight apartheid and has been embroiled in a series of scandals, which would have ended the careers of many politicians.

Embroiled in a continuing legal battle with the immigration authorities, Lennon was denied permanent residency in the US (which wouldn't be resolved until 1976).

Embroiled in the explosive struggle in Kansas over the expansion of slavery (1854 59), he attempted to persuade Kansas voters to accept the unpopular Lecompton Constitution, which would have permitted slavery there.

The state is embroiled in a fight over another numbered ballot measure aimed at gays that will be put to voters on Tuesday: Proposition 8, which would bar same-sex marriage.