Examples of using False rumours in English and their translations into Russian
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Leaks to the media, or false rumours.
Criminal groups had spread false rumours, which had set ethnic and religious groups against each other.
Inciting the public through false rumours.
False rumours and tracts designed to inflame ethnic hatred and encourage violence are constantly circulating in Rwanda.
Allegations about his being beaten anddenied medical treatment were false rumours spread by someone with ulterior motives.
Knowingly spreads false rumours likely to alarm members of the public or set them against the Government, or incite civil war;
In July 1993, Jasna Tkalec, a journalist from the Karlovac newspaper Nokat, was sentenced to three months in prison for spreading"false rumours.
In any case the resulting climate created by false rumours and misinformation set back the carefully nurtured dialogue yet again.
The Committee is concerned about the threat by governmental authorities of criminal prosecution of the authorsof the publication"Body and Soul", under article 199 of the Criminal Code, for"spreading false rumours.
In any case the resulting climate created by false rumours and misinformation set back the carefully nurtured dialogue yet again.
However, the saboteurs exploited that ceasefire by increasing their attacks on our military forces, cutting off roads,planting mines and spreading false rumours about Government forces attacking the IDPs.
Huang Qi spread false rumours and defamatory material over the Internet in order to incite subversion against State policy and this, in the Government's view, has nothing to do with the peaceful exercise of freedom of expression.
Additionally, they claim that the authorities wilfully sought totarnish their honour and reputation by spreading false rumours about them, in order to generate public aversion in their regard.
Mr. Daou was charged with inciting revolt and spreading false rumours after allegedly publishing an open letter by Malian soldiers on the situation within the armed forces and disclosing the entitlements of Captain Amadou Sanogo.
According to Police there were 11 reported cases of domestic violence in 2000; 6 reports of violence including rape, assault,spreading false rumours, indecent acts in 2001 whilst 15 such cases were reported in 2002.
Another case was thepublic stand taken by CICDR, among others in the case of false rumours spread by e-mail messages on alleged kidnapping of children in Chinese shops for organ traffic, trying to persuade people not to go to those shops.
Opposition to the decision has hardened significantly among some elements of the Misseriya, while misunderstandings,misinterpretations and false rumours regarding the decision have increased tensions throughout the area.
While noting article 486(b) of the new Criminal Code on inciting the public through false rumours, the Committee remains concerned over the lack of information on specific penal provisions implementing article 4 of the Convention in the domestic legislation of the State party.
While the decision of the Regional Assembly was encouraging, certain leaders continued to mobilize sections of the population, particularly displaced persons,and to spread false rumours to the effect that the international borders would be closed.
Kalehe Ka-Bila andJean-François Kabanda(UDPS members): sentenced to two years' imprisonment for“false rumours”; lawyers from the non-governmental organizations(NGOs), Toges Noires and Avocats Sans Frontières, refused to defend them in protest against flagrant irregularities and procedural irregularities.
In a well-known civil suit, a district court judge had ordered the victim's employer to pay damages andto acknowledge that he had induced her resignation by spreading false rumours and thereby injuring her reputation.
Kalehe Ka-Bila andJean François Kabanda, UDPS members, were sentenced to two years' imprisonment for“false rumours” lawyers from the non-governmental organizations Toges Noires and Avocats sans Frontières refused to defend them in protest against irregularities and flagrant procedural defects.
Just before the next stage of implementation of the CSCE Minsk Group's peace initiative,representatives of the official structures of Azerbaijan once again resorted to propagandistic disinformation by spreading false rumours about the capture of Agdam by Karabakh forces.
The reasons for Stanley's dismissal were not made clear, and false rumours were spread about his allegedly erratic behaviour, but the main reasons appear to have been his perceived unwillingness to deal with studio executives, and especially his problems in dealing with Kilmer, whose already well-established reputation for being'difficult' was soon to be enshrined in movie lore thanks to this film.
It is thus life-threatening and certainly contrary to a pro-life philosophy to spread false rumours that condoms are dangerous, as, for instance, actors within the Vatican are doing.
Such rights were criminalized in legislation, andpeaceful critics of the Libyan political system had been convicted on vaguely worded charges such as"attempting to overthrow the political system" or"spreading false rumours about the Libyan regime.
It had, indeed, recently initiated a legal procedure to determine if a particular NGO had been spreading false rumours on the subject- an action that would be deemed a danger to society under the Criminal Code- but its investigation, which had in no way been intended to intimidate the authors of the report in question, had not led to the bringing of any charges.
As a result, the groups responsible for those disturbances fled across the borders, particularly to Turkey and the Islamic Republic of Iran, andinduced thousands of residents of the areas in which those disturbances occurred to leave their homes by spreading false rumours concerning the measures which the Government of Iraq might take against them.
Those who spread false rumours are deliberately distorting the essence of the present situation, branding the self-defensive measure of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea as a"political provocation" aimed at a"specific purpose" and as a"tactics of diplomatic pressure" on someone and foolishly attempting to describe the provocateur as a"defender of peace" and the victim as a"disturber of peace.
A false rumour that the whole household was being distributed free spread like wildfire;