Sentence examples for malicious opposition from inspiring English sources
On a personal level he had made enemies as well as friends; Frank Debenham, the geologist who served with both Scott and Shackleton, called Markham "a dangerous old man", while William Speirs Bruce wrote of Markham's "malicious opposition to the Scottish National Antarctic Expedition".
This Wilson, with God and his angels presumably ranked behind him, tended to regard opposition as malicious betrayal.
On Tuesday the Coalition criticised Labor for rejecting its request to "pair" votes in the new parliament, saying Labor was taking a "malicious" approach to its role in opposition.
The Sedition Act (July 14) banned the publishing of false or malicious writings against the government and the inciting of opposition to any act of Congress or the president practices already forbidden in some cases by state libel statutes and the common law but not by federal law.
Najib has denied wrongdoing and has blamed his opposition, including former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, for stirring up "malicious accusations" in what he said amounted to "political sabotage".
Anwar, 60, who led a resurgent opposition to unprecedented success in March's general election, says the charges are "malicious" and fabricated to derail his political comeback.
This is a lie, this is malicious," said Anwar, as he entered the court flanked by his wife, Azizah Ismail, daughters and fellow opposition MPs.
Last month a jury decided that three items published by the paper in February 2006 about her opposition to floodlights being erected in a children's park near her home were malicious.
