Sir, their object is, to condemn the peace, and to cast a slur on the abilities of his majesty's ministers.
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Now he could not conceive how the affirming of that resolution could cast a slur on the society of Kildare-street.
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He felt he had got over that letter from Trudi, yet when his mother had cast a slur on her he felt offended.
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Without wanting to cast a slur on the undoubted courage of those naval heroes, Edwin wanted to give his books a slightly more modern twist.
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He was sure the right honorable gentleman would not at present press this plan, if he were not unwilling to cast a slur on former measures by altering it.
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If I have unintentionally cast a slur on members it was not my intention to do so, but I am prepared to alter my amendment to what I have proved.
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The Reichsfuehrer reproached them in very abusive terms for having let themselves be arrested on July 20, without putting up any resistance, and cast a slur on their courage and their loyalty.
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In opposing this motion, several of the Scotch peers then in the House contended, that it would, if agreed to, cast a slur on the lord president of the court of session.
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It was a puerile species of legislation, to come down with a measure, not absolutely to do away with a certain power, but to cast a slur on the manner in which it was exercised.
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He signed the Treaty but after only four months he turned the command of the party over to Zachariadis, who returned to Greece. He typically remained member of the politburo, but had no leverage on the party; the defeat of 1944 had cast a slur on his reputation within the party.
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"It is the Prime Minister's duty to provide the evidence. These are serious allegations that have cast a slur on my integrity and reputation," he said. The following day, his son and lawyer, Rajendra Chaudhry, wrote to the Prime Minister giving him three days to apologize or else face a lawsuit. On 7 December, Qarase refused the ultimatum.
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On at least one occasion he blessed a homosexual relationship, but Stockwood himself said he was celibate. He somewhat incongruously, however, in his Sermons from Great St. Mary's (Fontana, 1968), preached in Cambridge, did not hesitate to cast a slur on the characters of kings James I and Richard II whom he associated with this tendency. Stockwood was adept at making unusual and radical, but usually highly successful, appointments. John Robinson was appointed as his suffragan at Woolwich in 1959.
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In 1637, upon Mícheál Ó Cléirigh's return to Louvain with the finished autograph of the Annals of the Four Masters, Tuileagna publicly expressed concerns on four points of detail in Genalogiae regum et sanctorum Hiberniae and the Four Masters text, stating that the points cast a slur on the status of Connacht. He furthermore stated that Conchobhar Mac Bruaideadha withdrew his approbation in public following a general chapter of the Franciscans in Thomond in 1638, while stating that Flan Mac Aodhagáin had temporarily withdrawn his approbation in 1637 until the disputed points were resolved. Discussion of the matter continued after Ó Cléirigh's death in 1643, and in part led to the delay in publication of the work. Two of the Masters, Cú Choigcríche Ó Cléirigh and Fearfeasa Ó Maol Chonaire, wrote responses in prose and verse to Tuileagna, though that of Cú Choigcríche has not survived.
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