Sentence examples for scandalous material from inspiring English sources
Recent controversies have accustomed us to the notion that every foray into the Freud archives will produce scandalous material.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office refused to register it, saying it counted as immoral or scandalous material.
Lawsuits in such cases can be sealed only if the defendants claim the information in the legal filings contains trade secrets, other confidential business information or "scandalous" material.
And because scandalous material drives readership, sites are usually loathe to remove anything unless it violates copyrights or involves a minor.
Over the years, Jamieson says, opposing campaigns have attempted to sabotage one another by planting scandalous material, releasing doctored photographs, and undertaking sting operations.
As Moore noted in her ruling Friday, the Federal Circuit requested additional briefings after the decision came down, asking specifically whether there was any reason to treat immoral or scandalous material differently than disparaging material.
It may well interest the public to read private, scandalous and defamatory material about a suspect to a murder, but it is clearly not in the wider public interest for newspapers to act in contempt of court, let alone erroneously to destroy a man's reputation.
What makes a scandal scandalous?
Unless they are scandalously scandalous.
Faruqi's motion to strike out the Latham defence said it contained "scandalous, frivolous or vexatious material" and was evasive or ambiguous.
