He cannot afford to be tainted with collaboration.

Tainted, sir?

Your damn tainted cash!

Because their breaths with sweetmeats tainted are Sometime she gallops o'er a courtier's nose,

Go and clear Euphie's tainted reputation then.

Such scandals have tainted Japanese politics for decades.

Because the Usher line is tainted, Mr Winthrop.

His Belgian colleague, Filip Dewinter, represents a Flemish nationalist party tainted by wartime collaboration with the Nazis.

NEW DELHI In ways big and small, Asia is still living with the tainted legacy of imperialism.

Russian involvement in world affairs is tainted by poison and corruption.

Kosovo s Albanians do not want a state tainted by such allegations.

But Putin s legitimacy has also been tainted by the pervasive fraud.

This is the nature. It cannot be tainted intrinsically with hatred or jealousy because then, if it was always there

One such episode was the sale of tainted baby formula in 2008.

Meanwhile, notable Chinese investments in the Philippines have been tainted by accusations of corruption.

The princess has been upset about her father's reputation becoming, tainted for this crime.

At the same time, the country was tainted by rampant corruption in the governing bureaucracy.

We wish them well in their continued endeavours to overcome the tainted legacy of apartheid.

Ideas relating to finance, economics, politics, society, are very often tainted by people's personal ideologies.

Ideas relating to finance, economics, politics, society, are very often tainted by people's personal ideologies.

Unless and until China s leaders answer both questions with a simple No they will continue to have blood on their hands and a tainted legitimacy.

Elsi AbiAssi You also consider that money in general and oil money tainted the Palestinian Cause

The source concludes that the procedure was tainted with irregularities at both the procedural and substantive levels, so that the detention was of an arbitrary nature.

But, for many revolutionaries, there were other ways to sack a tainted prosecutor and cleanse the judiciary.

The very word democracy, when voiced by US government spokesmen, has become tainted by neo imperialist connotations.

Also on twitter, Greg Mortenson ( gregmortenson), author of the scandal tainted book Three Cups of Tea , asked

In my team, the lives of one or two of my colleagues were tainted by this experience.

Several reports in the print and electronic media suggested that the contracts awarded by Ashraf s ministry were tainted.

These people, tainted by communism, constituted the majority of the participants in all revolts against the communist dictatorships.

Hart Intercivic machines famously tainted in Tarrant County, which is Fort Worth, adding ten thousand non existent votes.

The mirror allows that, but the mirror is not tainted, is not modified, is not altered by those images.

The mission did learn with concern that MINUSTAH military and police personnel felt handicapped by the lack of tactical intelligence and the possibility that existing intelligence could be tainted.

A cartoon of a crazed, angry looking woman threatening a child with a dripping bowl of tainted gruel has left many Doha bloggers scratching their heads and looking for answers.

Jews, women, homosexuals, untouchables, lower class people all of those are imagined as tainted by the dirt of the body.

Unfortunately, Blair and his government are perceived to be tainted by some of the less attractive features of free market capitalism.

If it weren't that my sister, Charles' mother, were quite beyond reproach I should suspect that Charles had tainted blood somewhere.

America's standing plummeted in Islamic countries, whose support is needed to help track the flow of terrorists, tainted money, and dangerous weapons.

Extensive attention was also paid to the tracing of tainted property and the trends and typologies used by criminals to launder money.

The government blamed the outbreak on the consumption of anthrax tainted meat, and ordered the confiscation of all uninspected meat that entered the city.

In the corner by the fireplace lay the fragments of half a dozen smashed bottles, and a pungent twang of chlorine tainted the air.

As we observe the current news coverage surrounding the oil for food scandal, with the United Nations painted as the villain, we are certainly disappointed that the Organization we idealize is tainted by allegations of corruption.

Last year, one panel of the Court found that both the shootings and a subsequent investigation that upheld their lawfulness were tainted by racial animus.

The police are at best useless and at worst outright employees of the drug lords the army is less tainted, but unprepared for the role.

This is the nature. It cannot be tainted intrinsically with hatred or jealousy because, then, if it was always there like a dye that would permeate the whole cloth then it would be found all the time, somewhere.

They endured 17 long months in solitary confinement and a trial tainted by manipulation, bias and the vengeful hatred of the anti Cuban mafia and its slanders.