While I would never claim to be
beyond reproach, I must admit I never encountered such poor standards of behaviour in my time in industry and the civil service.
Why politicians are despised; VIEWPOINTS
"The quality of our assets is
beyond reproach, built on a culture of prudence and strict risk management practices, which continues to serve us well in times of calm and crisis.
NBK Bahrain H1 profit soars to record $89 million
Gee was "ethical
beyond reproach, a consensus-builder (with) strong listening skills." He said "curriculum development is her signature strength." Ms.
Superintendent steps down, cites family
Ibrahim Dabdoub, the bank's group chief executive, said that the quality of the bank's assets was '
beyond reproach' and was built on a culture of prudence and strict risk-management practices.
NBK reports net profit
A very straightforward design,
beyond reproach for its presentation of links and such, but lacking sparkle.
Meade keeping his Cheltenham light under a bushel; NET PROPHET SITE TEST noelmeade.com
Although no action was recommended against any councillor the auditors suggested changes to the expenses system so future claims are
beyond reproach.
No action against councillors after pounds 20k probe finds pounds 130 of overpayments
First, to what extent is he driven by vanity--by an awareness of his image as a square-jawed crusader playing for keeps on a giant stage, an Eliot Ness-like figure who avenges the small investor by fearlessly taking on Wall Street fat cats, who heretofore existed
beyond reproach and retribution?
Hero or hack? Eliot Spitzer pushes the limits of prosecutorial progressivism
"His commitment has always been
beyond reproach and he fully deserves for that to be recognised.
MD post now for Thewlis
Blomstedt's knowledge and direction of Strauss are
beyond reproach.
Richard Strauss: Rosenkavalier Waltzes, Burleske, Capriccio Sextet
The author's personal experience gives life to his work and his literary skills are
beyond reproach. He carries the reader along on his tumultuous journey with the subtle, gentle hands of the caregiver.
The Miradors-Descensions of a Man
For one thing, no matter how much negative media attention the situation received, it seemed as though the elected and appointed officials ultimately to blame for the conditions were
beyond reproach. Further, the improvements made to facilities, while significant, did not mean that children were safe and getting the help they needed.
The death of Tallulah prison: taking on racism, corruption and cronyism, a small coalition in Louisiana pushed through statewide juvenile justice reform
It remains unlikely that Duke Guglielmo Gonzaga's apparent failure to obtain the "cartoni di Michelagnolo," can be used, however, to support the assumption that the duke indeed had "little enthusiasm (...) for collecting art." But this is a minor point of disagreement with an author whose conclusions are by and large
beyond reproach.
Guido Rebecchini. Private Collectors in Mantua: 1500-1630
Yet others believe the reputation of their institution, built over a long period of time, is
beyond reproach. And still others think they can plead ignorance.
Crisis management demystified: here's how to prevent a crisis from ruining your institution's reputation. (People & Politics)
In accepting the chairmanship, Caffey said that family-owned wholesalers must " do business in a manner consistent with our family names, and our actions must be
beyond reproach."
Chris Caffey is new NBWA chairman
With their touching faith in rectangles, they were
beyond reproach. Students aped them; their fans multiplied.
Herzog & de Meuron. (Preview)