Sentence examples for malign agendas from inspiring English sources
Enda Kenny says a vote to leave would result in a harder border running from Derry to Dundalk, which would "present an opportunity for others with malign agendas to exploit".
Writing in the Guardian, Kenny warned of a psychological effect, saying the reappearance of the old border after decades of work to promote peace and reconciliation "would be a step backwards and present an opportunity for others, with malign agendas, to exploit".
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has released a list of "accomplishments," such as they are, which serves to remind us of the many thankless items taking up the bulk of the agency's time (and requiring a great deal of hard work by its many employees), but also of the malign agenda that has unfolded continuously since the election.
"This is a deeply worrying appointment and yet more evidence of Priti Patel's malign rightwing agenda to scrap and undermine our support for the world's poorest people".
The international development select committee, which will question Patel on Wednesday, also includes Labour MP Stephen Doughty, who has accused Patel of having "a malign rightwing agenda to scrap and undermine our support for the world's poorest people".
Let's offset the nonsense, begin to give carbon some honest credit it deserves, and put a cap on those who malign it to advance special agendas.
This is a lancing of the boil – Oakeshott has long been a malign figure in the party, pursuing his own malicious agenda, rather than do anything for the benefit of the party.
In regard to your news article about FreshDirect's move to the Bronx and the company's relationship with the environmental activist Majora Carter ("Hero of the Bronx Is Now Accused of Betraying It," front page, April 5), I believe that those critics of Ms. Carter are misguided and misinformed, and are trying to malign a respected national leader to further their own agenda.
Malign astrological influences?
"They will malign any candidate.
No malign hysteria there.
