Was this incompetence or dishonesty?

Was this incompetence or dishonesty?

A person who accepts it knows that he must do something dishonest in return.

Some of the best policies are dishonest

But government dishonesty is not that different.

I can't answer for his dishonesty.

I hate the dishonesty going on in this house.

More detailed, more conscientious than him, you won't find. Not an ounce of dishonesty.

He denounced all forms of dishonesty in government.

Political dishonesty, it turns out, takes different forms.

In the end, the Committee on Scientific Dishonesty was itself reorganized.

But what is honesty or dishonesty in a politician?

Seventy years of Marxism have resulted in a society where there is dishonesty and corruption.

Machiavelli and Metternich are synonymous with the ruthless pursuit of interest verging on dishonesty.

13. During Tienanmen, several Western journalists were blatantly dishonest.

At best, is has something to do with the protection of industry.

In my view, however, the aim of this debate should be the choice of a European social policy appropriate to our time a time of growing technological innovation.

It's got love, joy, happiness, sadness, tears, laughter, lots of deceit, intrigue.

Have we forgotten so readily the repugnance with which we discovered the dishonesty and extravagance that helped to wreck our prosperity in the West?

Have we forgotten so readily the repugnance with which we discovered the dishonesty and extravagance that helped to wreck our prosperity in the West?

Then again, coming from those who claim that morality is relative to each person, convenient dishonesty should not be a surprise.

We must have an end to this type of dishonesty that characterised Fianna Fáil's approach to the question of joining Partnership for Peace.

This had never been the subject of a request by the Board, no operative decision had ever been taken by the Board, and it was disingenuous to suggest that it had been.

It is nevertheless intellectually dishonest to open up this whole area to market forces just because there is a shortage of plasma.

Demagogues stack prejudices atop half truths, and any attempt to connect discussion with reality is shot through with contemptuous accusations of dishonesty and self interest.

Think of last year' s deadly criticism of the Commission' s lack of propriety, ethics and accountability.

Reinhart and Rogoff, shocked by this charge tantamount to an accusation of academic dishonesty released a careful rebuttal, including online evidence that they had not been reticent about sharing their data.

Bush's excessively literal interpretation of the requirements of honesty conceals a deeper dishonesty whose consequences have been far more morally serious.

With respect to Obama s stimulus package, it seems to me that there has been extraordinary intellectual and political dishonesty on the American right, which the press refuses to see.

We now have to make a specific response to expectations, particu larly since cultural activities are a field where political action profits enormously from the multiplier effect.

There is concern that the dishonesty of certain producers not only puts the consumers' health at risk but also penalizes those producers who are respecting the law.

On the other hand, the judge saw no reason for similarly criticizing the prosecutor, who had accused the author of dishonesty on the same occasion.

I have a fairly bad memory, and dishonesty would always get me in trouble, if I, like so I've just sort of been naturally honest and naturally inquisitive, and that sort of leads to that kind of science.

Indeed, irresponsible criticism the eagerness to expose and publicize a problem, unmatched by the willingness to propose feasible solutions is perhaps the most common form of dishonesty in politics.

She is upset, and I am too, that there are occasions when the customs are aware that some of the people in the business are not straight and yet they are not giving any information to help the other people who are ranged on the side of law, order and honesty.

Recently we witnessed the United Kingdom abusing its privilege and acting dishonestly as a member of the Council by seeking to score cheap political points in its bilateral dispute with us.

The result a decision to cheat on emissions tests says less about Germany s culture of manufacturing than about rot at the car company, beginning at the very top.

POETTERING (PPE). (DE) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the European People's Party welcomes this first major debate on the European Community's relations with the Soviet Union. We support in general terms the report presented by Mr Hänsch, whom I should like to congratulate, although we feel that some of the references to human rights should be spelled out more clearly.

Even if there is room for argument about whether the Commission was right or wrong, for our minister in his arrogance and our Tanaiste to pretend that they could not accept or understand that was dishonest and unfair.

Consider the Danish Research Council s ominously named Committee on Scientific Dishonesty, which was convened in 2002 following complaints raised against the political scientist Bjørn Lomborg, whose book The Skeptical Environmentalist purported to demonstrate that ecologists systematically biased their interpretation of data to support their political objectives.

It is a great mistake and an act of great populism, prejudice and dishonesty to see the concentration of media power owned by Silvio Berlusconi as giving him such a powerful, vice like hold over the world of information and democracy itself in Italy.

The economic equilibrium we live should be regarded, above all, as a phishing equilibrium, in which small time individual dishonesty can morph into something more systemically important when it is carried on by business organizations under intense competitive pressure.

It may be that these shared values make it more difficult to find the much desired European identity. But feeding anti American sentiment, however unintentionally, into the European construction would be intellectually dishonest, morally suspect, and politically dangerous for all freedom loving Europeans.

quot (c) has not been, on or after the date of the coming into operation of this Constitution, convicted of an offence involving dishonesty or moral turpitude or is not under any disqualification imposed by a competent court for any electoral offence

One year after coming into office, the Commission has still not presented any proposal for fundamentally changing the provisions in the regulations for public officials which provide the kind of legal protection for incompetence and dishonesty that is completely absurd in an administration which purports to be democratic.