Sentences with phrase «slander in»

Although the OP specifically mentions slander in their question, I think the context suggests the question actually concerns something different.

And since the test for slander in English law is more rigorous than that for libel because actual financial loss must be proved, potential claimants will have a tougher time winning damages.

Skill and expertise are required to prove slander in a court of law.

You will need the services of an experienced personal injury attorney to prove slander in a court of law.

Our Insurance Coverage Group offers opinions to the firm's clients on a variety of insurance matters, including those pertaining to libel and slander in the context of «personal injury» wordings in CGL policies and other forms of insurance.

I do not know whether to laugh out loud at the inanity of your suggestion or accuse you of slander in what appears like an attempt to fabricate a strawman argument.

Laurie Fine accused the sports cable television network of libel and slander in its coverage of child - molesting allegations against her husband.

If Trump is truly libeled or slandered in the press, he knows he has legal recourse through the courts; he has tried it before unsuccessfully.

The Reg and Zorn, two weed - lovin» freelance video journalists, become targets of a twisted and darkly comedic revenge plot when a wealthy man they slandered in one of their TV news hit pieces comes after them.

John Denning said the staff were «highly skilled individuals who have been frankly slandered in the Houses of Parliament under the protection of parliamentary privilege».

SEPP is exploring if, as a party possibly slandered in the City of Oakland complaint, can it file an amicus (friend in court) brief in the case.

Kordowski had claimed Hudson slandered him in comments he allegedly made to Professor John Flood of the University of Westminster in which, according to a blog published by Flood on 22 July this year, he called Kordowski a «criminal».

Not exact matches

Martin Eberhard vs. Elon Musk In May, former Tesla Motors CEO Eberhard sued the electric car company and its CEO Musk, alleging slander, libel and breach of contract.

The network would make it possible to fight back against those who «steal intellectual property and private data, sow division and obscure bad behavior, slander and defame the innocent, prey on the weak and plans the seeds for total darkness in the event of all - out war.»

The reason many companies have a policy against giving references is to avoid any slander lawsuits — especially in situations where the employee didn't leave on good terms.

In the words of the slander suit that the Manns later filed, Pop allegedly denounced the restaurant as an «evil place» that served alcohol to minors, and he reportedly warned that anyone «who frequented the restaurant would be excommunicated.»

In the pages of The Masses, cartoonist Art Young depicted how the AP poisoned the well of truth with a potent mixture of «lies,» «suppressed facts» and «slander.»

They said it was «questionable» whether the poem constituted slander, given the satirical context in which Boehmermann recited it and the fact that it wasn't intended to convey his own view of «personal traits of the Turkish president.»

If the Eurozone leadership was sincere in helping Greece they shouldn't have exacerbated and prolonged the crisis by making insincere statements like Greece does not need aid and their media should not have slandered the Greek and their culture.

Even though that is a free speech, in any private company if disobey orders or slander private companies, you'll be fired.

• It's no big issue here, except for an unpleasant English fellow by the name of Christopher Hitchens who apparently thinks he is being boldly iconoclastic in slandering Mother Teresa.

I am impressed, and really wish more Americans would focus on highlighting the positive aspects of all respectable men and women in this country and in the world, instead of trying to dig up every mistake, to slander and degrade as if we ourselves were perfect.

religion and slander to win elections not to mention the power of the media Rupert Murdoch in particular (we have all seen how ethically this man operates).

I gather that this strikes you as a very dissatisfying portrayal, and it should for two reasons: One, you are reading a portion of the bible which describes a portion of His attributes which can be remedied by simply reading the WHOLE bible to see what it has to say regarding His longsuffering, kindness, and love; that, I dare say without which, you would not even be able to sit here and slander Him with the irreverance conveyed in your words.

If we believe that God wills everything, good or bad, to happen to us, it gives us some temporary relief from confusion and condemnation, but in the long - term, it slanders God, hinders our trust in God, and leads to passiveness.

Very rarely is there any proper place in serious theological discussion for cajoling, slander, vilification, and the mocking of others.

The prestige media is generally blind to its own belligerency in the culture war; it champions as courageous the exercise of free speech that is vituperative and slanderous while simultaneously calling for civility, and condemning as uncivil even the measured responses of those who are slandered.

She slanders anyone who has paid for large projects in the church as just throwing their weight around and showing off, (she does the same, then demands the church pay her back, whereas the others were truly charitable).

Do you think God is pleased with the gossip and slander taking place in that church?

But even when we do feel justified in criticizing those within the church, Paul is not providing a license for us to do them bodily harm, or even to slander them to others.

Her 2 sons, the terrible twosome although aged 8 and 10 would gossip, hurt and slander other children in the sunday school.

Yet, this cop - out slanders the great «cloud of witnesses» who did not betray, deny or run away, but having been crushed in the collision between God and the world were blessed by Jesus.

Additionally, you're participating in a repeat of the process by which Julie's mental health was first misrepresented, and she slandered, as a result.

In fact, it would appear that the more she attempted to see these matters addressed privately, the more she was slandered publicly.

What I am hearing from you is describing Wheaton College as a «beacon» and «one of the best evangelical and protestant institutions in the world» and you implication is that David is a «fellow Christian» that is slandering the institution.

which could undermine and slander the good work that God is doing in Asia.

if an exceedingly dear and respected friend of mine's wife was a fearful, obnoxious, insecure, lying witch who slandered people behind their backs and destroyed their reputations, I would be hard - pressed to spend any more time with my friend, certainly not in the company of his wife....

Yet do it with courtesy and respect, keeping a good conscience, so that those who slander your good conduct in Christ may be put to shame when they accuse you.»

He wants our love, but knowing that He can not force love, He woos us and invites us and calls us to Him, but we, being the worst of all possible lovers, slander His name, drag Him through the mud, tie Him up in a dark corner, and eventually even crucify Him on a barren hill.

The apostle Paul did this, which is why he can write in Philippians 4 that although he is sometimes without food, sometimes he is beaten and slandered and imprisoned, he has learned the secret of being content in all situations.

(Ephesians 4:29) Further in Ephesians Paul says to get rid of all malice and slander (4:31).

I don't really mean they were slandered based on skin color, but in reference to tribe or nationality.

This hugely successful play which triggered a tidal wave of controversy now appears to have been a part of a slander campaign originating in the Soviet block against a pope who was a determined enemy of communism in the West.

The goal was to slander all English Catholics in order to keep the duke of York (then proprietor of New York and a great champion of liberty of conscience) from the throne.

In a new 100 - page document advising faithful on how to pursue holiness in the modern world, Francis said «defamation and slander can become commonplace and respect for the good name of others can be abandoned... even in Catholic media»In a new 100 - page document advising faithful on how to pursue holiness in the modern world, Francis said «defamation and slander can become commonplace and respect for the good name of others can be abandoned... even in Catholic media»in the modern world, Francis said «defamation and slander can become commonplace and respect for the good name of others can be abandoned... even in Catholic media»in Catholic media».

I would not accuse him of «complicity in the explicit slander»» his words about Obama's view of America» of the Church for saying things other Catholics, including me sometimes, find wrong.

A painful church experience is magnified in a digital age where gossip and slander can spread through social networks faster than ever before.

If he is not right, clarify and correct, but if that does not work, take up the unjust accusations with both hands and offer it to Jesus in union with his suffering, because he was slandered by all sides.»

Since when does repeated gossip, slander and libel constitute «truth» simply because it has been repeated «all those years» by people who had not seen me in over 30 years?

I just do not see the point in biased slandering of religious organizations that intend good, because a few clever criminals found a way to slip through there system.