Examples of using Disrepute in English and their translations into German
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Ozloglasiti bring into disrepute.
Kallman, now in disrepute, later referred to his results as a“statistical artifact.”.
This brings the European Union into disrepute.
Today Christianity is in disrepute because of them.
Because the word"secretary" has fallen into disrepute.
Kallman, now in disrepute, later referred to his results as a"statistical artifact.
Why bring medical science into disrepute?
Gain and loss, praise and criticism, fame and disrepute, happiness and unhappiness were still there.
Your actions have bought the clergy into disrepute.
It would bring the EU into further disrepute if we legislate against the sun in the workplace.
They were afraid that the attackers would bring them into total disrepute.
Especially radiotherapeutic procedures are in disrepute to favor the occurrence of colorectal and bladder cancer.
I'm so sorry, sirs, to see you bringing magic into such disrepute.
It brings the system into disrepute and it does not reflect credit on the multilateral trade system and its principal institution, the WTO.
The eight are gain and loss, pleasure and pain, praise and blame,and fame and disrepute.
As a class they were held in disrepute by the mass of the people, so much so that the Talmud declares weaving to be'the lowest of craftsmanship.
The eight worldly conditions are gain and loss, pleasure and pain, praise and blame,and fame and disrepute.
But the possibility to individually progress remains hampered by the disrepute of identity and roots of Cambodians.
A pauper, a loser, with which one tosses and turns, just out of fun in tossing and turning...in the shame, in disrepute.
Pripjat(ger) are playing Old School Thrash with anenergy level which is hard to top, Disrepute cultish Death Metal with Thrash influences.
Sri Lanka's economy must open up-�not an easy thing to achieve at a time whenliberal economic reforms appear to be in disrepute.
Until the Civil Rights movement brought disrepute to their type of society, one often heard the boast that"the South will rise again.
My son, Hercules,who has set himself against me... is out in the world bringing disrepute to his name.
With American-style capitalism and America's financial markets in disrepute, will America now lead the world into a new era of protectionism, as it did once before, during the Great Depression?
As an industry, we still have a lot to learn, andthat can only happen if you don't immediately fall into public disrepute for every mistake.
His majesty was disgusted,left the city and Düsseldorf subsequently fell into disrepute as a"main source of the anarchy and disorder for the Rhine province.
There is no better way of doing that than keeping an eye on the person you care about or your employeeswho might slack behind your back or even cause the firm some disrepute.
I believe that sweeping allegations, which bring not onlyindividual Members but our whole Parliament into public disrepute, are most unhelpful!
I think she has done an absolutely fantastic job on a report which is not needed or wanted by most of us and, Commissioner Dimas,in my opinion brings this House and the Commission into total disrepute.