Sentence examples for book for libel from inspiring English sources

In March 2001 Moosally, Miceli, and two other former Iowa officers filed suit against Thompson, W. W. Norton, and Dan Meyer, who the plaintiffs stated provided much of the information used in the book, for libel, false light privacy, and conspiracy.

In March 2001 Moosally and two other former Iowa officers plus an officer involved in the investigation into the explosion filed suit against Glimpse of Hell author Thompson, his publisher, W.W. Norton, and Dan Meyer, who the plaintiffs stated provided much of the information used in the book, for libel, false light privacy, and conspiracy.

In March 2001 Moosally, Miceli, Morse, and Finney filed suit against Glimpse of Hell author Thompson, his publisher, W.W. Norton, and Dan Meyer, who the plaintiffs stated provided much of the information used in the book, for libel, false light privacy, and conspiracy.

Irving, 62, had sued American academic Deborah Lipstadt and her publishers, Penguin books, for libel.

After the war ended, Dewar would win one final victory when he sued the author and publisher of a book on Admiral Keyes for libel in 1953.

How he and Ian Fleming would have chuckled over the irony of its fate: the book's publisher, Hamish Hamilton, successfully sued for libel, for the suggestion in the book that Lord Rothermere, the then-owner of the Daily Mail, was a snob!

Even though sales of the British edition of her book were tiny, Irving sued for libel.

In 2007, Cambridge University Press settled a lawsuit with Khalid bin Mahfouz, a Saudi Arabian banker who sued for libel over a book that alleged he'd funded terrorism.

Mexico's largest chains do not stock it, and every bookstore that does is sold out.Last week, Ms Sahagún filed a lawsuit for libel against the book's author, Olga Wornat, an Argentine journalist.

The same year, the Duke sued for libel after a book appeared accusing him of having his valet Neale kill Sellis, and the jury found against the author.

Trump sued O'Brien for libel, claiming that the book's lower figure killed some potential deals and damaged his reputation.