Sentence examples for a malicious act from inspiring English sources
I think she intended the lawsuit not as a malicious act but as an expensive, high-level chat about the concept of liability and the Minimum Housing Code.
But John Wing, Mr. Isernio's lawyer, said the defendant's "little puffing and little exaggeration" were a bad business decision and not a malicious act.
Accusing the Government of murder and attack on activists and journalists — without providing a thread of proof — is a malicious act and a demonstration of truly poor journalism by The Economist.
A statement from the national Ukip party said: "This was far from a malicious act and the local branch just thought it was the nicest way to collectively remember those who have served our country".
It is unknown whether the abrupt change of direction back over the Malaysian peninsula was an emergency measure by pilots as they battled an unknown technical problem, or due to a malicious act by someone on board.
She said that a "malicious act" was the suspected cause of the fire near rail equipment just north of Paris, adding that several people had been seen trying to steal electric cables.
Giordano's lawyer has insisted his client had nothing to do with "any malicious act" involving the woman, who he is believed to have met on an online dating website.
But he said he found only a single malicious act in his inspection of the complex.
Creatively it might destroy her (she has said she cannot write without anonymity), so it is a deliberately malicious act, too.
To them, it is simply a matter of yelling something they deem to be complimentary at someone they believe should appreciate their appreciation, and it's not a consciously malicious act.
But all was evidently not entirely well, because in January this year, a quarter of a century after I had been in Palm Beach, Trump was suing Palm Beach County for $100m £65mm) alleging that officials had pressured the Federal Aviation Authority into a "deliberate and malicious" act by routing planes from the airport over Mar-a-Lago.
