Sentence examples for to dishonest from inspiring English sources

Money has always gone astray within the vast budget of the 27-member European Union, whether to dishonest farmers or corrupt officials.

"Virtually every line in this report contains charges that range from absurd to dishonest," Glen Weiner, the group's deputy executive director, wrote in a statement.

"This suggests the social norms in the banking industry are more lenient to dishonest behaviour and contribute to the reputational loss in the industry.

Such a scheme is in fact a desperate plea by government to dishonest businessmen, corrupt politicians and cunning bureaucrats: a plea to bring their stash home and pay a token tax on it.

After a week of Guardian and BBC revelations about hidden accounts and withdrawals of "bricks" of cash, in which the pressure has been on David Cameron and his former trade minister and former HSBC boss Lord Stephen Green, a majority of 52% of voters agreed that even less mercy should be shown to the rich avoiding their dues than to dishonest social security claimants.

Most approaches to dishonest behavior emphasize the importance of corresponding payoffs, typically implying that dishonesty might increase with increasing incentives.

"To be frank, I would consider it dishonest to claim regret simply to gain forgiveness by critics," he said.

" 'I'm going to be dishonest to get elected because unless I get elected, I can't be honest.' It's a little bit of that".

Very occasionally for the sake of an individual patient it may be better to be dishonest to society at large.

The reflected mouth looks dishonest to the speaker.

At the time, this seemed intellectually dishonest to me.