libelled造句

• Is it likely a jury would find I libelled anyone?
• So have I slandered of libelled the site?
• On one occasion he was imprisoned when the paper libelled the King, George IV.
• Examine whether Ravi is perhaps being libelled.
• A nice little injunction because of, guess what, yet another school libelled in WP!
• The ship was put in operation without being sent to an admiralty court to be libelled.
• Clarke libelled Byron, who in return wrote that he was " a living libel on mankind ".
• Three South Tyneside councillors and an official complained they were libelled in a blog called " Mr Monkey ".
• The far bigger problem is much less well known people who are libelled or whose personal information is released.
• The libelled party sues and gets a multimillion dollar judgement, beyond what donors or any insurance could cover.
• Leeds player Johnny Giles complained about the way he was portrayed in the book and claimed he had been libelled.
• Of course the dead can't be libelled but surely this kind of provocative statement must have a reference attached.
• The Mandrake column in the " Telegraph " alleged he had personally written the YC Report and had libelled Hamilton.
• Twenty years after his execution, Durrant's name was resurrected as circumstantial evidence that his sister Maud Allan deserved to be libelled.
• In 1845, the factory became state property, and in 1853 Zhelyazkov's competitors libelled him and arranged his elimination from its administration.
• User Abe Gray ( spokeperson for Otago Norml ) on the other hand knowingly libelled two top university officers on one of his first edits.
• Both May and Hamnett were able to extract ?5 from the newspaper within hours of each other on the grounds that both had been libelled.
• In need of money, he launched a series of court cases against people whom he believed had libelled him, some of which proved successful.