Sentence examples for would not be actionable from inspiring English sources

The Countrywide complaint, she wrote, presents "the extraordinary case where a company's essential operations are so at odds with the company's public statements that many statements that would not be actionable in the vast majority of cases" can form the basis of a complaint.

Although any act by which the initial performance or display is transmitted, repeated, or made to recur would itself be a "performance" or "display" under the bill, it would not be actionable as an infringement unless it were done "publicly," as defined in section 101.

Actionable words are doubtless such as naturally imply damage to the party; but it must be borne in mind that there is a marked distinction between slander and libel, and that many things are actionable when written or printed and published which would not be actionable if merely spoken, without averring and proving special damage.

Expressions which tend to render a man ridiculous, or lower him in the esteem and opinion of the world, would be libellous if printed, though they would not be actionable if spoken.

He told the BBC the case was based on "gross misrepresentations" and should not be actionable.

Annual predictions should therefore not be actionable, lest they be strategically dangerous.

What seems clear and actionable to one group of listeners may not be actionable to a different group of listeners.

The federal appeals court overturned that ruling, saying the policy was far broader because it prohibited "a substantial amount of speech that would not constitute actionable harassment under either federal or state law".

And don't think for a second that the heterosexual community is off the hook since knowing someone who is involved in a GLBT relationship and not turning them in would be actionable as well.

Those situations in which the victim is clearly stating, I did not consent to this, and he just started touching me or kissing me or groping me those would all be actionable criminally, at least as a matter of theory.

Numbers like these would then be actionable.