Examples of using Maligned in English and their translations into French
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Peace activists and anti-war protesters have been maligned and threatened with prosecution for defying travel restrictions.
It holds in the balance the reputation of our law enforcement officers and the rehabilitation of a maligned young woman.
Dr Iqbal Ansari… because of a few selfish men like you… the entire community is maligned.
While Quebec has been both praised and maligned for having a‘distinct culture',
obviously anomalous that the Government of Zimbabwe should be maligned and condemned for restoring order
young prodigies(top chef candidates,…) with the idea of renewing the widely maligned art of the burger salad.
Unfairly maligned at the time of it's release due to being anticipated as Polanski's'return to horror'
who thought George was"much maligned", started a re-evaluation of the man
He has maligned a member of a minority group
has been excessively maligned for his faults and inadequately recognised for his virtues.
they would be less likely to consume fats, maligned in 1992 as the source of all evil.
He has maligned two countries by accusing them of violating the NPT,
His people continued to be maligned, marginalized and disenfranchised;
which was commercially successful but critically maligned.
who had been persecuted and maligned by their own Governments,
contribute to the self-determination of aboriginal communities ignored or maligned by mainstream media
political parties in Nepal and India, maligned the Royal Government
developed economies, the crucial role of the government has been maligned or neglected in the enthusiasm for market fundamentalism that has dominated policy discussions in the past decades.
These historic figures, once persecuted by their own Governments and maligned as criminals for exercising rights and freedoms that we have all agreed are inalienable
Maligning me in the papers.