Sentence examples for as slander from inspiring English sources

Mr Erdogan himself has rejected Russia's accusation that Turkey is involved in buying the oil, describing the claim as "slander".

There have been rumours, however, denied as slander by those still there, of rising alcoholism and petty thuggery.

Here and elsewhere on "Floribama Shore," a passing passionate insult is received as slander against all of one's ancestors.

The Kremlin has described allegations that Russia was helping to fuel violent protests in Paris and other French cities as "slander".

But none of that seemed to have any consequences in the real world, where my father's success was as unstoppable as slander.

The groups said there was a "well-calculated and intensified" assault on human rights activists, journalists and artists using such methods as slander, intimidation, raids, arrests and legal prosecutions.

"Like those Christians horribly slandered to justify the crime, we who are as slandered as they were, we choose a thousand times death rather than abdicate our convictions," he said.

Those exceptions were defined in 1881 (in French) as defamation, slander and incitement to hate.

Albania has denounced the reports of unrest and security crackdowns as "slanders" that it attributed to Serbian nationalists in Yugoslavia.

In its first reaction, the Kosovo government warned of legal and political steps against what it described as "slanders".

Some have been victims of verbal and physical abuse, slander, as well as cyberbullying.