Příklady malign

• In many respects the railways run an excellent service and are much maligned.

• Privatisation has been much attacked, maligned and misrepresented.

• I am not going to say that he has maligned the workers, for he has admitted that it was the minority to whom he referred.

• The boards have been somewhat maligned in some of our debates so far.

• I think that the area cost adjustment is much maligned and fully justified.

• We have travelled the road of peace with him, maligned and attacked from many quarters.

• He was much maligned when it was suggested that he was instrumental in closing down the industry.

• He said he was not going to stand slandering and maligning of the workers.

• The commissioner will also give proper protection to the innocent, who can be too easily maligned and smeared in the press without adequate recourse.

• The so-called no-fault concept, which is much maligned by opponents of change, is nothing new and is welcome.

• Although we have on occation been maligned, our record in legislation and the changes which we have made in society has been outstanding.

• You have those companies at work at the present day, and you have also that very much maligned person the speculative builder.

• They are very disappointed that he should be so maligned.

• One of the greatest statesmen that this country has ever seen had his character maligned after his death by an unknown, malicious pressman.

• Now we cannot but feel that we have been maligned in such a way that much of our good work has been undone.