Sentence examples for libel of from inspiring English sources

A wicked libel, of course.

That the New Deal approached the status of fascism was a common if "crude libel" of Roosevelt's enemies at the time, Hamby says at one point.

Because, eerily, the fights against criminal libel of 200 years ago are also today's fights in Zimbabwe and Burma and wherever autocracy lives in a globalised world.

On Tuesday, a Hamburg court issued a preliminary injunction banning republication of sections of a satirical poem by Böhmermann, saying they amounted to libel of Erdoğan.

"For us the fact-finding is also important to refute the blood libel of which we are accused by the Palestinians".

Of particular interest is the Libel of English Policy (c. 1436) on another typically English theme of a related kind: "Cherish merchandise, keep the admiralty, / That we be masters of the narrow sea".

The UN Human Rights Committee singled the UK out for the impact of libel on freedom of expression".

He finally filed his suit in early 2009, accusing Beck-Nielsen of libel, breach of privacy, and commercial use of intellectual property.

He finally filed his suit in early 2009, accusing Beck-Nielsen of libel, breach of privacy and commercial use of intellectual property.

As a result, London has earned the dubious distinction of "libel capital of the world".

The curtains have been drawn on the great days of libel, and of its most formidable practitioner.