Sentence examples for will implicate the from inspiring English sources
Diplomats claim the report will implicate the Assad regime in the attack.
Some hope that the tribunal will implicate the Syrian authorities beyond reasonable doubt; others fear that it will fabricate proof to this effect.
Prosecutors wanted separate trials for the men, Michael Hamlin and Percey Jordan, because the United States attorney's office plans to introduce statements from each man that will implicate the other.
It is expectant that the available results will implicate on the future directions and promote the progress for the application of these scaffolds in tendon tissue regeneration.
Which is to say that the vast bulk of voidable transaction cases will implicate either the Insolvency Test of § 5(a) or the Intent Test of § 4(a)(1) (referred to by Prof. Kettering as the "Primordial Rule"), such that these should normally be the primary focus of a fraudulent transfer analysis.
Every recruiting poster or presentation featuring Uncle Sam's "I Want You For U.S. Army" or otherwise should thus be required to include a prominent warning: "Participation in wars not in self-defense will implicate you in the killings of women, children, and youths and heighten your risk of suicide or self-destructive behaviors".
A number of United Nations diplomats and arms control experts have said they expect that the evidence presented in the report will implicate Mr. Assad's side in the 30-month-old Syrian conflict.
Genes linked by common phenotypes can be grouped together to test for regulatory or other functional interactions and ultimately placed into pathways that in turn will implicate other genes in the disease process.
And even though he himself is widely believed to be clean, the drip-drip of allegations from Mr Nazarruddin's trial will implicate more people, further undermining the party's standing and tarnishing the president's reputation.There is also a lot of frustration, even within the PD, over the way in which the president has handled the crisis.
One of the government's main tasks is to find a unified position on the United Nations-backed tribunal, which is expected to issue indictments that will implicate members of Hezbollah in the killing of Mr. Hariri.
But there will not be any psychological relief because you know the person in the courtroom is lying, and the person cannot tell the truth because he will implicate himself without amnesty".
