Sentence examples for a disrepute from inspiring English sources

Police files have now been given to the FA who will judge whether Campbell must face a disrepute charge.

Ronnie O'Sullivan faces a heavy fine and a disrepute charge after being caught on camera making lewd remarks in the wake of his exit from the China Open.

A disrepute charge for Terry and Ferdinand regarding the language they admitted using during QPR's 1-0 defeat of Chelsea at Loftus Road is one possible outcome from the FA's inquiry.

ERC has yet to decide whether to hit the Leicester director of rugby, Richard Cockerill, with a disrepute charge following observations he made about tournament referees after his side's draw with Perpignan on Sunday.

The RFL's compliance manager has studied Senior's comments to see if they merit a disrepute charge under the governing body's Respect policy, although the fact that he issued a public apology within hours is likely to work in his favour.

Saints have escaped a disrepute charge from the Rugby Football League after Millward insisted that all 11 of the first-teamers who missed the Bradford game were injured, although two of their players, Sean Long and Martin Gleeson, remain the subject of an RFL inquiry into allegations that they backed their weakened team to lose.

They have provoked and publicised a series of scandals, mostly financial, that have brought a measure of disrepute to everyone involved.

After a period of disrepute, palmistry flourished again in the Renaissance.

As he was risking bringing repetition into disrepute, a demonstration of several hundred Liverpool supporters was noisily denouncing the American owners of the club, Tom Hicks and George Gillett.

Catherine Howarth, the chief executive, said: "Sir Martin Sorrell's pay regularly brings his company, and big companies as a whole, into disrepute".

"We have a duty to ensure the reputation of the UK passport is not called into question or disrepute," a spokesperson told the BBC.