Sentence examples for has been impugned from inspiring English sources

Charles Day's stellar career as a member of the New York State Police has been impugned as a result of accusations of malfeasance," he said.

But to a frightened mother, the government's recent moves make what had been unimaginable plausible now, especially since her son's reputation has been impugned.

Jewish people have been impugned and experienced indescribable horrors throughout their history.

A spokesman for Sweden's Foreign Ministry, Anders Jorle, said the country's legal system had been impugned and the Ecuadorean ambassador had been summoned.

In recent years, stop-and-frisk tactics employed by police departments in other major cities have been impugned by civil rights leaders.

He said the find cleared the name of the warship's commander, Adm. Sir John Balchin, whose navigation had been impugned after the catastrophic loss.

In an interim ruling in February, Judge Rakoff said there was "substantial evidence that the judicial process may have been impugned if the Supreme Court relied upon what may well have been inaccurate or distorted factual representation".

As the investigation of Watergate by the media and the courts slowly unfolded, Nixon defiantly appeared on national television, an unusual event in that era, to plead that he was a man of utmost honesty and vehemently resented that the reputation of his most trusted adviser and spinmaster, Bob Haldeman, had been impugned.

Judge Blackett took several days to consider his own (unpaid) position, questioning whether his integrity had been impugned.

A male teacher at Oldknow told the meeting on Wednesday that an inspector from the DfE made him feel his personal integrity had been impugned.

Mr. Clinton, in his radio interview, disputed any notion that he had been impugning Mr. Obama personally.