Sentence examples for disparaging information from inspiring English sources

It also concluded that Mr. Flynt had not published disparaging information he knew was false.

The lawyers said Bannon must stop communicating confidential and or disparaging information, as well as preserve all records in preparation for an "imminent" lawsuit.

The letter demands that Bannon stop communicating either confidential and or disparaging information, and preserve all records in preparation for "imminent" legal action.

In May 2013, the university's research integrity officer — ostensibly an impartial observer — wrote to Dr. Dahlberg largely to pass along disparaging information on Clare Francis, including the irritation that his or her persistence had caused for some journal editors.

As the rumors grew that Stewart or someone in Stewart's inner circle was leaking disparaging information about Holgorsen, Dunlap appeared as a guest on a show on the station and was asked by the host if he could imagine Stewart behaving in such a manner.

In addition to facing criticism about why he allowed the Senate appointment process to drag on for nearly two months and turn into a circuslike atmosphere of speculation, he has also faced questions about his role in disparaging information given to the news media about Caroline Kennedy.

The goal: plugging leaks of disparaging or confidential information about productions via the likes of Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.

After Denson sued, the Trump campaign responded with an arbitration action asserting Denson had "breached confidentiality and non-disparagement obligations" by "publishing certain confidential information and disparaging statements in connection with a lawsuit she filed against claimant," according to court filings.

Exposés on personalities as varied as comedian John Belushi and former U.S. vice president Dan Quayle drew both admiration and criticism, with reviewers praising his ability to unearth volumes of information while disparaging his tendency to dwell on sordidness.

It is unclear whether the NDAs, which aim to prevent aides and associates from demeaning, disparaging and/or releasing derogatory information about Trump, Vice President Pence and their families, are legally enforceable.

In the cease-and-desist letter, Trump's lawyer wrote that Bannon breached three sections of his employment agreement with the Trump Organization by communicating with Wolff, disclosing confidential information and making disparaging statements and in some cases outright defamatory statements about Trump, his family and the campaign.