Sentence examples for libelous comments from inspiring English sources
Chief among the recommendations is that bloggers consider banning anonymous comments left by visitors to their pages and be able to delete threatening or libelous comments without facing cries of censorship.
A second wave of ad hominem and potentially libelous comments appeared in different journals [13 16].
He's said in tweets that he might be bipolar, made potentially libelous comments about a British man who aided the rescue of Thai youths, had an earnings call freakout in which he chatted with a fan instead of taking analysts' questions and smoked marijuana during a podcast.
Pielke wrote that Trenberth had "made some pretty coarse and perhaps even libelous comments" in the ThinkProgress article.
Runnels filed suit accusing Jack of making libelous comments about her and requested that a court ban him from distributing sexually explicit photographs of her.
Without this protection, sites like this one could be held responsible for libelous comments posted by readers, Google could lose lawsuits over potentially false or defamatory information surfacing in search results, and Facebook could be sued for any potentially libelous comment made by anyone on its platform against any other person.
As I previously documented, Frontiers received a number of complaints from contrarians that this analysis of their public comments was libelous or defamatory, and the journal ultimately caved and decided to retract the paper.
This does not mean you and I are free to post something obscene or libelous in, say, the comments on someone else's site.
The decision, a 2-1 margin in the Third District Appellate Court, says that the libelous nature of the comment kept it from being protected as free speech.
They're gone now, so my comments aren't libelous.
While Internet forums like Twitter, under European Union law, have generally not been held accountable for the content posted on them, individuals can be sued for comments that are libelous or that invade others' privacy.
