Sentence examples for clean histories from inspiring English sources

Customers have brought in vehicles with clean histories only to discover that "the car was four feet under water," Mr. Hedge said.

The I.O.C.'s president, Thomas Bach, has emphasized in recent weeks "the difficult decision between collective responsibility and individual justice," suggesting sympathy for Russian athletes with clean histories who are seeking to make it to Rio.

Despite the controversy over Mr. Jackson's death, he has a clean history in his medical practice.

"I don't believe that we can rely on people who have a clean history, because that can be abused," said Mr. Shanks, the consultant in London.

The need to clean history so that the record might reflect our current values, and not our sordid past, is broad.

Lenders are still concentrating on applicants with a clean history so again your credit profile must stack up, so ensure all your income is taken into account.

"We're very proud of our clean history and have never had any type of physical alteration like that," said Michael Holoszyc, a board member of the club.

The other was the corruption that has permeated Mr Kuchma's presidency, and which Mr Yushchenko, who has an unusually clean history, made the theme of his campaign.It worked.

A spokesman for Abbas said: "According to all national and international rules, when somebody wants to take a passport from another country, they [the government] should check to make sure that they have a clean file and clean history and not just give it.

Previous tricks like this have earned their respective developers year-long bans from the app store — will TapTapTap's fairly clean history and positive reputation keep them from being walloped by the ban hammer?

It's been suggested that buying food from a company that relies on producer affidavits is a bit like buying a used car based on the salesperson's assurances that the car had a clean history and operated smoothly.