At the moment, auditors are supposedly kept honest by a longstanding system of self-regulation, in which big firms conduct "peer reviews" of each others' audit practices.
The extent of the rot is made clear by the fact that even the supposedly most honest of sports, cricket, is blighted – a sport once so courteous that it spawned the phrase "it's just not cricket".
The frontier values supposedly represented by the sixteenth President, such as honest hard labour, the pioneering spirit, the triumph of the common man, were celebrated in both primary-school classes and in serious biographical studies.
However, SGC subsequently made a secret payment of $100,000 to Cochran's firm over the course of three wire transmissions; thus, Cochran supposedly deprived SSM and its bondholders of his honest services.
J. Liebling wrote about Hatfield in "The Honest Rainmaker"), wrote, "Professor Canfield Hatfield was a supposedly real-life character who figured prominently in racetrack operations and betting schemes of all types in this country in the first part of the twentieth century.
Entry criteria The use of mixed criteria might have supposedly given the mothers a reason not to be honest about their child's age so that a ration could be obtained.
To prove a "snarky undertone" that would supposedly show writers as being elitist, John Ridley quotes about scarves (honest, scarves!!) from a snarky NY Times article by the snarky Michael Cieply.
With its suggestion that every second of his supposedly candid behavior was cautious after all, that may be the most honest and revealing comment in the film.
McCarthy committed the unforgivable sin of being honest on TV when he admitted that the Benghazi committee supposedly investigating the deadly attacks in Libya in 2012 was really intended to destroy Clinton's poll numbers.
But Ralston is honest enough to admit the downside of the fact that this supposedly life-changing experience did not actually change his life as perhaps it should.
