Sentence examples for would implicate from inspiring English sources

If true, that would implicate Saddam's regime in the murder of 3,000 Americans.

But they did say that the investigation had yielded nothing that would implicate him in wrongdoing.

They'd accuse each other, because the truth would implicate them both more deeply.

I knew Mrs. Chen's offer would implicate me in something illicit, but I wasn't worried.

Such a move would implicate the court in a political decision to halt proceedings.

Perhaps nothing that would implicate her if the gleeful reaction of her inner circle provides any indication.

The defense case would implicate hundreds of Olympic officials, Utah politicians and business leaders, Johnson told reporters.

But prosecutors said they expected that Kim Eun Sung would implicate more members of the government and the ruling party.

It was unclear why Mr. Hussain, who oversees a business empire, would implicate himself in such payments.

The state police also said no information was found that would implicate Mr. Rell as a "knowing participant" in the theft of the watercraft.

Seeking release from a seemingly infinite regime of torture, he makes false confessions, which he knows would implicate an innocent person.