Sentence examples for not disrepute from inspiring English sources
Noblesse oblige, the notion that those enriched by the system should repay it with public service, has fallen into serious disrepair, if not disrepute.
But until recently the serious study of modern British monarchy — those kings and queens who for the past two centuries have reigned but not ruled — was covered in a thick layer of dust, if not disrepute.
He bought the club at the start of the 2010-11 saving, savitg it from the dire clutches of Keith Haslam, who had had it since 1993 and dragged it into obscurity if not disrepute.
They all wanted the Negroes killed as quickly as possible in a way that would not bring disrepute upon the town.
Participants held the regulatory structures that guard other forms of investment on the island and its tourism industry in high regard and saw themselves as having a role in getting it "right" so as to not bring disrepute to the island's outreach efforts.
John Terry, 31, and Anton Ferdinand, 27, could face disrepute charges from the FA when it assesses the evidence disclosed during the court trial that found the Chelsea captain not guilty of racially abusing the Queens Park Rangers defender.
It was very silly to give him a knighthood and that brought the system into disrepute – not what he has subsequently done".
The honours forfeiture committee was established to ensure that the system of knighthoods, peerages and other awards were "not brought into disrepute".
The forfeiture committee was established to ensure that the system of knighthoods, peerages and other awards was not brought into disrepute.
Now a report by the BBC Trust had concluded the incident was "a serious breach editorial guidelines, which required that individuals working for the BBC must not bring it into disrepute".
