Sentences with phrase «making libelous statements»

[REPLY: You were «censored» for being an odious little twit with a penchant for making libelous statements.

You need to go get Weston Price's book «Nutrition and Degenerative Diseases», available ONLY from; if you bother to read that you will stop asking stupid questions and making libelous statements.

Is making a libelous statement canceled out if your argument lacks credibility?

You can make libelous statements as much as you want as long as you compensate those affected for the injury that you cause.

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Keep in mind what makes a statement libelous or slanderous is its inaccuracy, not its harshness.

I would suggest that next time you make a statement that is bordering on if not actually libelous against an honoured military veteran that you at least have the balls to show you full name and not appear as «Gary».

Songo, who is has made his name by making libelous and bizarre statements against various people in Ghana football through his Fire 4 Fire programme has was no time in attacking Gyan in good or times.

An attorney for Hacikyan and his Aquasol company served the Common Council with papers this week that contend Davis made «defamatory and libelous statements in a Facebook posting» about Hacikyan.

Judith Silver, a Florida attorney who practices Internet law, says teachers need to use common sense when disclosing information about students, parents, or employers online or when making statements that could be libelous.

However, as the statements these volunteers from other shelters made are highly libelous, we have taken a stand in protecting the integrity of our hardworking and selfless volunteers.

Exxon Secrets (ES) is a published web site; If the investigators behind ES are making false and libelous statements, then Exxon would be able to shut them down and take every cent they owned in a court of law.

Although silence itself is not libel, failing to act to allow a continued presence for libelous statements may in fact be libel itself, especially if a defendant was made aware or had reason to be aware of defamatory information that they had sufficient control over.

Brokers also need policies that prohibit salespeople who blog from making potentially libelous statements about other industry professionals or talking about commissions or business operations in ways that could violate antitrust or fair housing laws.

This can include such points as discussing a pending transaction, the use of language or statements that could be taken as libelous, or making sure licensees are following the law in how they identify themselves on their business page.