incorruptable

Lt. James Gordon (Gary Oldman), arguably the central figure in the film, stands likewise as proof that the justice system itself, at its core, is incorruptable.

Movie Review: The Dark Knight | Heretical Ideas Magazine 2008

The other joke was the number of mafiosi who'd come up to my father and tell us how wonderful he was—that meant he was either entirely incorruptable or was hiding bodies in the foundation we were pouring for what would eventually become the home my parents still live in.

Nick Mamatas' Journal nihilistic_kid 2010

Cárdenas was the Elliott Ness of Mexican politics --- untouchable and incorruptable.

The Mexican Revolution - consolidation (1920–40) part 2 2008

Cárdenas was the Elliott Ness of Mexican politics --- untouchable and incorruptable.

The Mexican Revolution - consolidation (1920–40) part 2 2008

Cárdenas was the Elliott Ness of Mexican politics --- untouchable and incorruptable.

The Mexican Revolution - consolidation (1920–40) part 2 2008

And you bribed him to derate Una Sinclair -- an official of the incorruptable Board of Eugenics!

"Too Many Boards" by Harl Vincent, part 5 Johnny Pez 2009

And you bribed him to derate Una Sinclair -- an official of the incorruptable Board of Eugenics!

Archive 2009-07-01 Johnny Pez 2009

Sarbanes, a well-liked senator with admirers in both parties was both highly expert, incorruptable, and tough.

Robert Kuttner: A Real Pecora Commission 2009

Mills, it turns out, has been manipulating the supposedly incorruptable Board of Eugenics to ensure that his ward, Alta Farrish, marries Conover; meanwhile, Mills has used fraud to convince Farrish that she would remain his ward until she married.

Putting up with "Too Many Boards" Johnny Pez 2009

This requires a dedicated civilian or military cadres that are knowledgeable, dedicated to the mission and relatively incorruptable.

Larry Beinhart: Winning in Iraq: Realities and Fictions 2008