Similar words: incorruption, incorruptible, corrupt, corrupted, corruptly, corruption, corruptible, interrupt. Meaning: adj. 1. free of corruption or immorality 2. free of corruption or immorality.
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1. These bodies can not be considered truly incorrupt since the tissues are transformed into another substance.
2. Incorrupt government; Incorrupt government culture; State-owned enterprise.
3. The qualities of loyalty, discipline, justice, incorrupt, civilization have the connection of the law.
4. School incorruption education is the main path that trains the incorrupt consciousness and fair justice character of teenager, can also result the social culture to be incorrupt.
5. The concept of public servant which treated incorrupt construction as its main point is the logical start of anti-corruption campaign theory.
6. The object of incorrupt politics is defined in terms of the rights for exercising public powers according to law.
7. It is very important to carry out incorrupt education among college students.
8. First, it is demand for building up incorrupt, hardworking and efficient government.
9. The construction of the incorrupt politics is a profound and extensive social activity, which is believed to base on the context of social motives.
10. Incorrupt government management: supervisors can not take part in any activity which may influence carrying out supervision tasks fairly.
11. Augustine, which had been built upon his recommendations and which has for many centuries enshrined his incorrupt body.
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12. Osanna of Mantua, the marks became quite pronounced after her death, as verified by her incorrupt hands and feet.
13. Incorrupt cultural construction is the combination of cultural construction and incorrupt construction, and also a new-style cultural construction.
14. Zhou Enlai's anti-corruption campaign theory sets a good example of the incorrupt construction of modern society.
15. Therefore, in the future, we must continue to adhere to Marxism incorrupt government thought, to further promote the anti-corruption work in depth.
16. You may also be interested in this clip in which St Pio's grave and coffin are opened (on March 3, 2008) revealing that his body is incorrupt.
17. The supervisory system of civil servant is of importance to establish efficient, incorrupt government and select highly qualified civil servant's team.
18. It also comes up with the crus of the strengthening party conduct and incorrupt government in political system reform.
19. The anti-corruption needs the support of culture, while the construction of the incorrupt government culture does great impact on incorruption.
20. Radiocarbon tests date it to the middle ages, however apologists for the shroud believe it is incorrupt - and carbon dating can only date things which decay.
21. The article points out that "three represent's" theory is concerned with the problem of conduct Party and incorrupt government, whatever in history or nowadays.
22. Over the years there have been hundreds of Saints whose bodies have been found to be incorrupt - some many hundreds of years after their death.
23. Supervising the administrative personnel brings about necessary guarantee of an incorrupt, efficient and law-abiding administration.
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