Sentence examples for dishonorable conduct from inspiring English sources

How do we encourage honorable people to enter or remain in a profession in which success is so often achieved by dishonorable conduct?

By comparison, New York's pension regulations have been far more forgiving of notably dishonorable behavior.

Righteousness is a disposition to disdain or regard as shameful dishonorable behavior or demeaning treatment.

Judge Haight wrote that Mr. Forde's conduct was "dishonorable and revealed his personal contempt" for the job-referral system and the union's agreement with the government.

Those found guilty of engaging in homosexual conduct still received dishonorable discharges, while those identified as homosexuals but not to have committed any homosexual acts now received undesirable discharges.

If Buchanan approves a sentence that includes a bad-conduct discharge, a dishonorable discharge or confinement for a year or more, the case will be automatically reviewed by the Army Court of Criminal Appeals.

Nearly a century after the expropriation, in 1975, the US court of claims described the US government's conduct thus: "A more ripe and rank case of dishonorable dealings will never, in all probability, be found in our history".

In a general court-martial, Specialist Sivits could have faced a slightly longer term of confinement and a dishonorable discharge, a more severe form of expulsion than that for bad conduct.

Conducting a case in what one views as an honorable manner, when the terms themselves are dishonorable, is not going to transform the terms.

How dishonorable.

"It's a dishonorable dialogue".