Sentence examples for malign government from inspiring English sources

Potentially - and it is just a potential - that gives awesome power to a malign government.

So do not malign government science and research.

It legitimates diversity, provides a sense of inclusion and, through the multitude of (oft-maligned) government grants given to community-based organizations – not only for multiculturalism but also for a host of integration programs – it provides the support structures to help newcomers join the country as full citizens.

Chief minister Mamata Banerjee had earlier said that the case was fabricated to malign her government, The Telegraph reports.

In the Park Street rape case, while her transport minister, Madan Mitra, raised questions on the victim's character, Ms. Banerjee said the case was "concocted" to "malign" her government.

Whether it has been a case of rape, infant deaths in hospitals or farmers' suicides, her response has been quick and nearly always the same: The issue is related to a conspiracy to malign the government.

She's spoken out in defense of rape victims, but when a woman was raped on a Kolkata street in February — the latest case in a rise of sexual assaults — she claimed the case had been "cooked up to malign the government".

Police earlier said the rapper would be questioned "for releasing a song with words that malign the government".

"The entire incident has been concocted with the motive of maligning the government," she said at the time.

George Orwell's "1984" is an example of malign e-government: a screen in every dwelling monitors the inhabitants' doings with an efficiency that would thrill today's operators of CCTV systems.

You are highlighting this small incident to malign the BJP government in the state," said Pramod.