Príklady libellous

• Another problem is its political partisanship, which has led to reporting which is quite often libellous.

• Internet service providers in the US were yesterday celebrating a supreme court ruling that gave them full protection against any libellous or abusive message sent over the web.

• We said that if he printed anything libellous or defamatory, we would take legal action.

• Your campaign poster is libellous. Please remove it immediately or we will be forced to institute proceedings against you.

• Criticism begins, by such default, when there is nothing to be libellous about.

• Newspapers were forbidden to publish material that was libellous or might incite illegal actions, such as treason, resisting authority, violence, or illegal assembly.

• The museum insisted on retaining the possibility of blocking certain contributions in case of obscenities or libellous statements.

• Ultimately, the uncertainty of language doomed the crown lawyers to failure, because they had too much difficulty convincing juries that what they called libels were indeed libellous.

• It is libellous to say that cured herrings are unpalatable, if they are properly prepared.

• Those could be said to be floral designs, and it was very likely that they could be said to be libellous of the politicians concerned.

• I understand that the association's solicitors have issued a statement contending that the letter contains libellous allegations about senior staff of the association.

• The only exceptions would be if the results breached confidentiality, were potentially libellous or unreliable.

• That is a splendid reward for any organisation which puts out such scurrilous, libellous and lying leaflets.

• None of these articles could conceivably be seditious, libellous, obscene or in any way objectionable.

• The matter must not be obscene, libellous, or likely to cause a breach of the peace.

• Somebody makes a statement which is libellous to another party.

• The item was withdrawn from the forum because it was considered libellous.

• It was libellous and in every way disgraceful.

• There remains one final allegation of a libellous character which cannot from its very nature be investigated without serious consequential effects on discipline.