Sentence examples for defamatory remarks from inspiring English sources

After a very public spat, Dr Taleyarkhan sued two of them, claiming that they had made defamatory remarks about him.

In response, Lyon released a statement: "We are surprised and disappointed by M Perrin's defamatory remarks," it read.

Germany's special envoy on Russia, Andreas Schockenhoff, has criticized Mr. Putin's record so severely that Russia's Foreign Ministry has accused him of "making defamatory remarks".

"We will now be continuing to seek settlements from other organisations that have published defamatory remarks and individuals who have used Twitter to defame me".

Warnaco contends he made similarly defamatory remarks at a speech to a convention of retail executives and in a letter he wrote to other licensees explaining his lawsuit.

The European court of human rights has stressed that sanctions for defamation must always be proportionate to the gravity of the defamatory remarks in question.

As part of a legal settlement, the musician and actress Courtney Love agreed to begin paying $430,000 this week to a fashion designer who claimed that Ms. Love had posted multiple defamatory 140-character remarks about her on Twitter in March 2009, ruining her reputation and her business.

Be aware that making defamatory or malicious remarks about your ex - whether it's in text or in speech - can potentially get you sued for libel or slander.

Kenan Kolat, chairman of the Turkish community in Germany, said in a statement on Monday that Mr. Seehofer's remarks were "defamatory" and that he should apologize.

Historically, remarks that are defamatory per se include falsely accusing a person of murder, falsely accusing a woman of not being a virgin (if she is not married) or not being faithful to her husband (if she is), falsely accusing a person of being gay.

Well, I'm teetotal so I view that remark as extremely defamatory.