Sentence examples for from dishonesty from inspiring English sources

The society maintains a client-compensation fund to reduce and relieve losses sustained from dishonesty by solicitors.

Although some of the audits result from dishonesty -- if a married couple, for example, files as two single people to keep their total tax bill down -- audits are more often prompted by mistakes.

To understand why being truthful is important examine how anyone, including yourself, benefit from dishonesty.

With Cameron, if the decision is to leave the EU, his damnation will come not from any dishonesty or manipulation of parliament, but from the sheer stupidity of his decision to call a referendum.

This is a country that for centuries has relied on banking-secrecy laws to benefit from the dishonesty of others.

But the success of this message — which also shows up in the work of Brown's many thriller-writing imitators — can't be separated from its dishonesty.

Much of the stigma attached to gambling has resulted from the dishonesty of some of its promoters and players, and a large proportion of modern gambling legislation is written to control cheating.

Having orgasms is liberationist: we find ourselves clinging to the things that we are told not to want but for which we still long; our sexual truths becomes distinct from social dishonesty; they are directed by what is unique and present for each and every one of us.

The security threats we faces are mainly from the dishonesty of the cloud server, which can be divided into semi-honest and malicious.

Fair, however, is defined as: "free from bias, dishonesty, or injustice, proper under the rules: a fair decision; a fair judge".

So he tried to distract from the dishonesty by going into rant mode, asserting that the editorial is "reminiscent of the 'war on women' mantra used by the Left in the last presidential election cycle".