Sentence examples for damaging publication from inspiring English sources

One day before the potentially damaging publication of a major report into British intelligence before the invasion of Iraq, Prime Minister Tony Blair on Tuesday defended his decision to send British troops to war there.

A14 Prime Minister Tony Blair defended his decision to send British troops to war in Iraq on the day before the potentially damaging publication of a major report into British intelligence before the invasion of Iraq.

Conservative sources expressed their disbelief that the Commons authorities were only publishing the expenses claims tomorrow, nearly five weeks after the Daily Telegraph started its daily damaging publication of details of claims.

Schedule 7 does not contain a power to detain and question journalists simply because the state thinks they should not be able to publish material because of the damage publication might do, or because they do not approve of where the information came from.

Netanyahu is accused of trying to negotiate favorable treatment from Arnon Mozes of the powerful Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, offering to damage rival publication Israel Hayom.

Meanwhile shadow business secretary Ken Clarke joined critics accusing the trade secretary of seeking to delay publication of damaging revelations about the government's conduct in the carmaker's dying days.

On one hand, Arendt portrays herself as a sort of Socrates who was persecuted by those whose "interests" were damaged by her publication of "factual truths".

Barber complied and found himself treated as a minor celebrity, though his standing was damaged by the publication of a volume with the title More Last Words of Dr Johnson by "Francis, Barber" – the comma a clue, widely overlooked, that this grubby hotchpotch had been put together by another Francis, who professed to have had the honour of dressing Johnson's wig.

Zola's friendship with Cézanne and the other artists was, however, irreparably damaged by the publication of his novel L'Oeuvre (1886; The Masterpiece), which depicts the life of an innovative painter who, unable to realize his creative potential, ends up hanging himself in front of his final painting.

Gennady Yanin's career was damaged by the publication of photos of a gay sex orgy.

In exchange for the favorable press, he allegedly offered to damage a rival publication.