例句與造句

1. The Act aims to stop " libel tourism ."
2. This has raised the concern that the incidence of libel tourism to Canadian courts may increase as a result.
3. Some American states, including New York, have passed laws insulating their residents against what has been called libel tourism.
4. Ehrenfeld accused Mahfouz of " forum shopping, " using English libel law to chill investigations ( " libel tourism " ).
5. The seeking out of such favorable environments, most notably the courts of England and Wales, has been dubbed libel tourism.
6. It's difficult to find libel tourism in a sentence. 用libel tourism造句挺難的
7. In many cases of libel tourism, plaintiffs sued in England to censor critical works when their home countries would reject the case outright.
8. Some lawyers and publishers say the cases are " libel tourism, " fueled by Britain's claimant-friendly libel laws.
9. Because the story had been published in an American magazine about a Russian citizen, the choice of venue was described by several authorities as libel tourism.
10. In October 2009, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed into law protections against libel tourism ( California's Libel Tourism Act ) that took effect January 1, 2010.
11. In October 2009, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed into law protections against libel tourism ( California's Libel Tourism Act ) that took effect January 1, 2010.
12. This marks the first time the Congress has considered federal anti-SLAPP legislation, though the Congress enacted the SPEECH Act on the closely related issue of " libel tourism ".
13. In July 2011 Kifle, who ignored the lawsuit claiming that it is a case of libel tourism, was ordered to pay ?75, 000 in damages for publishing'false'information.
14. Given that only 2, 000 of the 785, 000 copies sold worldwide were sold in the United Kingdom, this led numerous scholars to cite the case as an example of libel tourism.
15. In response to libel tourism, in 2010 the United States enacted the SPEECH Act making foreign defamation judgments unenforceable in U . S . courts unless those judgments are compliant with the First Amendment.
16. Cohen sponsored the SPEECH Act banning the practice of libel tourism, rendering libel lawsuits unenforceable if the judgments were issued in a nation where the legal standard for libel is set lower than our own.
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