11.   Stealing stains the reputation and integrity of the family of the thief, and traditional Africans strive very much to protect the good name and image of the family.

12.   But his loan capital -- his good name -- how can he move these?

13.   To fail to have adequate stewarding would be to put participants at risk and to damage the good name of Christian Aid.

14.   He could not countenance, he said, the thought that his only son should besmirch the good name of his own old Alma Mater.

15.   Promote the standing, impartiality and good name of HCIMA.

16.   Breach of professional standards and etiquette This ground should be extended to cover all instances of professional misconduct which might damage the good name of the firm.

17.   A year on they acknowledge the problems, but are at pains to defend the good name of their community.

18.   My election chances are not as important as the good name of the party.

19.   There is, nevertheless, much hurt in the school at the wholly unwarranted campaign against its good name.

20.   Sa, Sainsburys a very good name!