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• UK, where family and community honour and reputation is of great importance, there are many factors which are viewed as dishonourable and may be considered as bringing shame and dishonour on the indiv
• Van Rompuy or our politicians as Mr Verhofstadt would spend some time in Russia and try to understand the Russian people, they would not speak on such an agressive and dishonourable way about Russia a
• As with almost every other instance involving the exercise of public powers the discretion is occasionally used for the wrong purposes, even for ulterior and dishonourable ones.
• Those who cultivate it are generally idolaters, epicureans, good for nothings, despicable or dishonourable comedians or actors, as well as souteneurs, gigolos, and other dissolute, worthless, wanton p
• That Kammi is recognized as a dishonourable man in the village setting, and people say his wife goes at every doorstep of the village to earn bread.
• Navy tried to board a Soviet ship and the Russians fired back, even he was not so disreputable as to have dishonourable intentions towards the daughter of his mentor and friend.
• It is generally regarded as immoral and dishonourable for a promisor to breach his trust and, even if he does rgain, there is no principle that inheres in an open and democratic society, based upon fr
• Engaging in conduct or performing an act that, having regard to all the circumstances, would reasonably be regarded by members as disgraceful, dishonourable or unprofessional.
• Conduct or an act relevant to the practice of optometry that, having regard to all the circumstances, would reasonably be regarded by members as disgraceful, dishonourable or unprofessional.