libel in A Sentence

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    So, there were two Libel cases.

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    You know you could be sued for Libel?

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    Libel, or this one?

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    Libel is governed by state laws.

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    Libel is to blame.

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    Libel and slander law are permitted under this category.

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    Well, one missing Libel is the least of my concerns.

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    Libel, condoning illegal activity, contempt of court and breach of copyright.

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    I always understood it wasn't Libel if it was true.

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    Besides getting a good beating, you could be sued for Libel?

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    The dealer sued Martino for Libel and interference with business relations.

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    The $11M Libel verdict against Oberlin is a threat to colleges nationwide.

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    Cyril used bribery, Libel, and slander in order to depose the bishop of Constantinople.

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    From 3 to 5- strong sorcery Libel, but removed with the help of further rite;

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    In the United States, Libel cases are hard to win because the press enjoys so many freedoms.

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    Under article 19, the right of free speech is subject to reasonable restrictions, for instance, the law of Libel.

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    To qualify as Libel or slander, the false statement must be hurtful and cause harm to the other party.

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    Libel and slander are types of defamation, meaning a statement that damages the reputation of a person or organization.

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    According to The Guardian, the court banned Google Groups following a Libel complaint by Adnan Oktar against the service.

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    It also covers property damage caused in the course of your business, slander, Libel and false or misleading advertising.

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    Libel law has a long history of being used as a weapon in culture wars, especially where race is involved.

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    She claimed Walsh and Main Libeled her in a Los Angeles Times article when they contended she encouraged his behavior.

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    In the Libel action that resulted from this, Williams accepted substantial damages and the publishers accepted that the stories were untrue.

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    The same is certainly true for Libel suits against colleges that are politically out of step with their local communities.

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    While there are no special punishments for Libel, defamation, irresponsible journalism or rumormongering online, there are several high profile cases with conflicting conclusions.

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    But PLI does not cover personal damage, such as Libel, slander, advertising injury or first- and second-party damage whereas CGL does cover this.

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    Do not contact the phpBB Group in relation to any legal(cease and desist, Libel, defamatory comment, etc.) matter not directly related to the phpBB.

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    The Libel law, in this case, is especially dangerous because it allows for“per se” damages- the awarding of damages without proof of actual harm.

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    This term, which comes from the latin extorsĭo, refers to a threat of Libel or damage against someone to get something in Exchange.

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    The Libel case netted Cairns £90,000, but he was alleged to have lied to the court when he said he had"never, ever cheated at cricket".

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