Health care professionals could be embroiled in interagency argument, legal procedures and even judicial review here to oversee such processes and decisions.
In this connection, recall my earlier discussion of the hard cases where imaginative and unimaginative judges are embroiled in controversies over the correct way of dealing with statutor y language.
Mature movements embroil insurgents in intricate and sometimes costly negotiations, but the quiet arrangement of distributive benefits is less of a strain than the visible confrontations with more youthful movements.
The whole process of land acquisition which ensued, however, got embroiled in an inordinately complex bureaucratic process including the tracing of inaccurate land deeds and registration, creating delays and confusion.
The other zone encompassed the rest of the world's population, living in lesser developed states, often authoritarian, and occasionally embroiled in internal and external conflicts.
I felt that reading the book did not force me to become overly embroiled in the debriefing debate.
Subsequently, it became increasingly embroiled in a struggle between rival merchant and noble interests for control over private industry.
As a result, they became embroiled in power struggles, both directly and indirectly, backing warlords who were sympathetic to their missionary activities.
