Sentence examples for malign campaign from inspiring English sources

Venezuela's foreign minister, Rafael Ramirez, dedicated "this huge triumph" to Chávez and said it came despite a "malign campaign against our country".

A consistent Republican chorus of "end corporate welfare" would be hard to counter, while GOP squabbling would be easy to malign during campaign season as yet another example of Republican ideology run amok -- a revisit to last fall, when the GOP shut the government over the Affordable Care Act.

For example, Asian-Americans felt particularly maligned by the campaign finance investigations of President Clinton's re-election campaign in 1996.

The Bush administration also drafted the first $17.4 billion tranche of the bailout for General Motors and Chrysler, which is now maligned by the campaign of Mitt Romney as "crony capitalism on a grand scale".

It's been most maligned for buying campaign ads for right-wing Republicans, such as Paul Ryan, who commend them for supporting scorned initiatives like the Keystone XL pipeline.

The current television ad campaign maligning the Keiko Project is even more aggressive and deceiving than usual.

Mr. Javadekar said the legal dispute was a campaign to malign Mr. Modi.

Malala's real offence was not her calls for schooling, he writes, but "running a smear campaign to malign" the Taliban.

Another element in the campaign to malign Malala is a photo-montage of images of her medical evacuation from the Swat Valley last week.

Sometimes its efforts are malign, as in the campaign against artificial contraception, even when condoms are an effective protection against HIV/Aids.

Taliban believe that you were intentionally writing against them and running a smearing campaign to malign their efforts to establish Islamic system in Swat and your writings were provocative".