Examples of using Denigration in English and their translations into Slovak
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Denigration of the" holy Word.
Insults, humiliation and denigration.
The denigration of one group of people….
The A-B-C method- example denigration.
Denigration is the intended spread of evil rumors about the victim.
The constant verbal denigration is violence.
What is the line between criticism and denigration?
It's this total denigration… disappearance of this warm, human person.
None of what I have written should be taken as a denigration of facts.
Denigration(sending/ posting of wrong or offensive statements about a person to others- usually in restricted public space).
It is also absurd that all public denigration of a nation is considered extremism.
Public denigration of the Government of the Republic of Turkey, the judicial institutions of the State, the military or security structures shall be punishable by imprisonment of between six months and two years.
The participants of the training get a text in which a fictional case of denigration from the point of view of the person concerned is treated(about½ A4 page).
She had chart-topping albums with You Gotta Pay the Band, which she recorded with Stan Getz, and Devil's Got Your Tongue, in which she rebuked some rappers,comics and filmmakers for profiting from the denigration of black culture.
So let us get away from the intellectual glamour of pessimism and constant denigration of the European Union that is doing so much damage to Europe's image.
As regards cyber-bullying or denigration, which mostly affects young people who use social sites such as Bebo and Facebook, the denigration or bullying committed against young people on those sites should be stopped.
I emphatically condemn this incident,which represents an infringement of human rights and a denigration of the democratic institution that is the European Parliament.
Legacy parties, the media, and academics engage in a campaign of denigration, marginalization, and ostracism against these parties to place them beyond the pale, as though they were the new Nazis.
Calls for this to be taken into account when a new national curriculum is drawn up, with a view to guaranteeing in the future the provision ofeducation which does not encourage stereotyping and the denigration of women and girls, and also of men and boys;
He persuades people to think that celibacy or virginity is a denigration of marriage, that those who promote this higher state and calling are casting aspersions on the order of creation, the goodness of nature, the beauty of married love.
This scene also invites each one of us to become conscious that we are sinners andto let the stone fall from our hands of denigration and condemnation, of gossip, which we sometimes want to fling against others.
Notes with great concern the rising threats bearing down on journalists and media freedom,growing public denigration and a general weakening of the profession, increasing economic concentration of the sector and growing disinformation;
This scene also invites each of us to become aware that we are sinners,and to leave fall from our hands the stones of denigration and condemnation, of chatter, which sometimes we would like to hurl against others.
This verbal attack by the prime minister is not only beyond all limits of decency,but it also provides a dangerous precedent for further denigration of journalists' work in public, which might lead the freedom of the press and of expression to be threatened in Slovakia,” they wrote in the statement, as quoted by the SITA newswire.
Add to this the silence and cynicism of the clergy, the clumsy, aggressive propaganda of state television, the consent of the police to anti-Semitic excesses,public demonstrations dehumanizing“enemies of the nation,” the denigration of the authority of the judiciary and the unforgivable destruction of the environment, and we have a suffocating atmosphere of hate, a highly emotional stalemate in which there can only be traitors and heroes.
