malicious accusation

The organization considers this policy to be a protection against malicious accusations of sexual assault.

His emotional and poetic rhetoric often brought mostly malicious accusations of extremism.

He also rejected what he called "the irresponsible and malicious accusations" that the Government was involved in the bombing.

His skill, however, was not sufficient to save him from a conviction for malicious accusation (calumnia).

She has faced malicious accusations and attacks in the Turkish media by opponents within and outside the party during her political life.

The presumably malicious accusation was dismissed as without foundation.)

He is trying to prove that the Brawley advisers made reckless, malicious accusations and purposefully avoided learning the truth.

I wish to address the matter of these malicious accusations and, I hope, prevent the court from wasting the valuable time of all its members."

If Wite Lize didn't stop spreading his malicious accusations, she was fully prepared to give him an earful of unholy hell.

Without even waiting to hear the opinion of the European Commission, you are already making statements, putting forward malicious accusations and making excessive and unfounded comments.

She did not care at all whether they were criminals, thieves, whores or poisoners, or whether they were innocent or picked up by mistake or on false and malicious accusations.

The three were charged with, but never legally convicted of, making false and malicious accusation and had been detained for nine months before the final verdict was announced on April 16, 2010 without any public trial.

Joseph Blatter, the secretary general of the International Soccer Federation, said Maradona might be banned from playing for Argentina, the defending champion, in next year's World Cup because of his "malicious accusations."

When Stottlemeyer comes back, he isn't very happy, and tells them that the chief refused to give him a search warrant, and has ordered him to stop harassing Breen with malicious accusations and start looking for other possible suspects.

The trial, in which Mr. Pagones is seeking a civil verdict to vindicate himself of what he says were malicious accusations that he raped 15-year-old Ms. Brawley in 1987, has meandered through five months punctuated with periodic courtroom outbursts.

He said it "balances the valid concerns of police officers about being treated fairly in the face of what can be spurious or malicious accusations with the concerns of citizens who may doubt the efforts of a board not independent of the Police Department."

On 26 January 1934, the Western Mining Corporation and four of its directors sued the members of the Australian Air Convention, alleging false and malicious accusations contained in the circular by the Convention had damaged both Western and its directors.

The loss of their lands was a blow not just to episcopal prestige and income but also to episcopal management and the pastoral care of a diocese; it cannot have been reassuring to any bishop to see how often temporalities were at the risk of malicious accusation or expedient suspicion.