Sentence examples for honourable public from inspiring English sources
In the first, Gone Baby Gone, there's a benign conspiracy involving honourable public servants; in the second, The Town, a heist by likable Boston crooks.
Some commentators would suggest that Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's administration doesn't deserve this honour; despite statements of the most honourable intentions, Liberian public life remains mired in corruption.
Politicians and their acolytes no longer treat opponents as decent and honourable, if sadly mistaken, public servants.
"I am doing so because it is quite clear from the early responses to the consultation that the public and many honourable members are not happy with the proposals we set out".
Honourable mentions: Kylie Minogue, kissing in public being dangerous and therefore really hot, kikiki-ing.
"A life of public service is an honourable calling," she said.
"I'm extremely angry it has taken so long - hopefully they will do the honourable thing and hold a full public inquiry where the victims can have their say and people will believe them".
He wants his right honourable friends to set an example to all public servants and settle for a more modest 1.9%, paid in two stages.
Honour systems only work with honourable people.
MPs are not all self-serving kleptocrats; most are honourable peoplewho seek the job in a spirit of public service.
Don't forget: our media culture failed to serve the public interest by missing (with a few honourable exceptions) the two biggest stories of our time: the run-up to the Iraq war and the financial meltdown.
