Sentence examples for malicious allegations from inspiring English sources

What safeguards for the innocent adult subject to malicious allegations?

Mr Danczuk said the "malicious allegations" were "totally unfounded".

It had long been said that teachers are particularly vulnerable to false – even malicious – allegations by students.

The minister, Jonathan Djanogly, 45, said he acted following "malicious allegations" last year, when dozens of members of Parliament were embroiled in an expenses scandal.

In a statement issued today, however, the company denied the allegations and said it would "commence a libel action against UNITE for its false and malicious allegations".

A DfE spokesman said: "We have given teachers more powers to tackle bad behaviour in the classroom and have introduced new laws to protect them from malicious allegations.

"God willing, I will make a decision in the next few days on what action I will take against this malicious allegation".

With only her life partner's words to go on, Kate took his defence in good faith and believed that yes, maybe this was simply a malicious allegation.

When someone makes false and malicious personal allegations that impugn a person's character or integrity, the victim has the right to vindicate his reputation, whether he is an ordinary citizen or the prime minister.

"While situations like this are not common, it is the case that malicious and groundless allegations against teachers have been a serious problem in our schools.

Mr. Hashmall said the opposing council members had unfairly based their decision on what he described as malicious and unjustified allegations in the local newspaper.