Sentence examples for disrepute which was from inspiring English sources

However, the current club is under a transfer embargo for entering administration on 14 February and was also handed a 12-month transfer embargo by an SFA appeal tribunal for bringing the game into disrepute, which was set aside by the Court of Session in Edinburgh.

Sadly, bringing politics into disrepute, which is blamed for the irresistible rise of political disillusionment – and of which the belief that politicians are habitually lying is a basic ingredient – goes unpunished in too many ways to single out this case from the rest.

The FA has three working days to decide whether to charge Whelan under its rule E3(1) which states that people involved in football shall not act in an improper manner or bring the game into disrepute, which is aggravated if words deemed to be insulting include a reference to ethnic origin, colour, race, religion or other forms of discrimination.

The FA said it had fined Cole after "he admitted an FA charge in relation to a Twitter comment which was improper and/or brought the game into disrepute".

The Chelsea and England left-back, 31, admitted the FA charge of posting a comment which was deemed to be improper and/or brought the game into disrepute.

Cole was charged with misconduct by the FA yesterday over his tweet which was, the governing body said, "improper and/or brought the game into disrepute".

The letter he wrote, which was copied to Labour Party leader Ed Miliband, warned that Wright's conduct "was bringing the Labour Party into disrepute".

But you can't watch a fight without choosing a side, and with so many accusations that the Chair itself has been brought into disrepute, which of them was it?

The stewards found that both riders had breached Rule 272, which is related to bringing racing into disrepute.

If the Winners reply they will not include any material which is obscene, libellous, offensive, illegal or which may bring GNL into disrepute.

Having avoided bringing the Supreme Court into disrepute during an election year, Roberts evidently feels confident enough to continue the Court's assault on the campaign-finance laws, which is fast emerging as the signature contribution of his tenure.