Examples of using Personal attacks in English and their translations into Swedish
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From this point of view, the personal attacks, with no real justification, by a party of the right
Slanders, personal attacks, agitation against a national or ethnic group, sexist remarks
Regardless of allegiances, disclosed or otherwise, personal attacks are unwelcome here
I will not engage in personal attacks, negative or other unfair criticism,
Personal attacks and comparisons to Nazis succeeded one another,
Madam President, firstly I wish to tell Mr Monti that I will not be engaging in any personal attacks on him- he has an extremely difficult job.
Lively discussion is encouraged, but personal attacks against me, my family, my friends,
any kind of hate speech, personal attacks and insults, verbal abuse etc.
DP: Given that Soros funds personal attacks on me, I naturally have a very dim opinion of him.
Their sensitivity forces these personalities to do everything they can to evade these seemingly personal attacks.
insults or personal attacks to other people
The despicable personal attacks on you began when you tried to bring the bureaucracy under control.
But according to my information, you were about to unleash personal attacks on your father at a rally at Lockheed.
Personal attacks, modifying a users image,
I'm sorry I couldn't catch what your point was in the middle of the over-reactions, personal attacks, and religion bashing.
The rate of criminal activities are high in Thailand and even personal attacks on the foreign travellers are not unlikely to happen.
I think I have always avoided making personal attacks; it is not my custom to do so and I should like.
Don't use public comments to launch personal attacks, advertise, or offer an incentive to change a review.
As always with such groups, scandal and personal attacks took the place of political debate.
Madam President, Mr Poettering has often spoken out, in this very House, against personal attacks on other Members of Parliament.