Meanings of sue for libel in English

He said if the BBC named him, he would sue for libel.

Celebrities with a gripe can always sue for libel, defamation, lies or what have you.

The dead, of course, cannot sue for libel.

Trump encouraged Kavanaugh to sue for libel.

He threatened to sue for libel.

FRANKLIN D Roosevelt once remarked that "the President of the United States does not sue for libel".

There are many with complaints against the media whose only option to secure redress is to sue for libel, he said.

Trump encouraged Kavanaugh, whose appointment cemented the Supreme Court's 5-4 conservative majority, to sue for libel.

Stewart will reportedly sue for libel, specifically addressing accusations that he abused her to the point of losing their child by miscarriage.

As a scientist, and as Oxford's inaugural Professor of the Public Understanding of Science, I have sometimes wondered why science itself cannot sue for libel.

Promoters were confronted; he was banned from shows and sued for libel.

Publishers can be sued for libel, people can be sued for defamation.

They'd deny everything and we should only be sued for libel.

Leonard Dickinson asserted that Yardley's should be sued for libel.

The paper has not been sued for libel.

It was said that Cumming was seen cheating, and the story spread, and Gordon-Cumming sued for libel.