brought into disrepute

The students had been brought into disrepute with the public.

"The whole system is brought into disrepute," he had said.

It is extremely important to me that our Forces not be brought into disrepute.

By so proceeding, the President did not permit the administration of justice to be brought into disrepute.

If it is not possible to measure, then the rule on labelling will be brought into disrepute.

The name of the school, it was argued, was brought into disrepute.

His conduct brought into disrepute that high position and was clearly reprehensible.

Meanwhile, however, the law would be brought into disrepute.

An investigation is underway to decide whether swimming has been brought into disrepute.

If the university is brought into disrepute we will investigate that.”

"The whole planning system is being brought into disrepute by the Government making decisions then pretending to care what the public thinks," he said.

About how the monarchy was "being brought into disrepute".

And that sense of trust betrayed could just as easily be applied to other institutions brought into disrepute by their own leaders.

Mark Stephens, a media lawyer, said super-injunctions had been brought into disrepute.

The longer this continues, the more corporate governance and the capitalist system that we support will be brought into disrepute.

Without that, this House is brought into disrepute.

Many are left having to correct substandard work and frustrated that their industry is being brought into disrepute.

The sport I love was brought into disrepute.

Consequently, the Commission was not brought into disrepute.

The Society needs to guard against the possibility that it might be sued, or brought into disrepute, by publishing inappropriate material.

I'll not have my ship brought into disrepute.'

His films were brought into disrepute by the fact that they were copied and shown on fairgrounds.

By the end of 2006, the complex, together with the surrounding plots (a total business area of 5 hectares) was brought into disrepute again.

The medical profession has self-evidently been brought into disrepute,' said Dr Phillips.

It is not the council that is being brought into disrepute by the dissident member but the behaviour of the council itself in whatever way.