| The service personnel must be above board to gain the respect and assistance of the public. |
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| The special children's raffle was most exciting, the draws supervised by the officer board ensured that everything was above board. |
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| As long as the rules are abided by, and that is the thing that we get concerned about, we make sure that everything is done above board and fair. |
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| If it was as open and above board and in the normal course of action as the members opposite suggest, why did they keep it under wraps? |
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| It is that communication which has to be above board and it is not entirely above board. |
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| The above board correction, which is dated, will preserve the credibility of the document. |
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| To deal with reliable, professional contractors who guarantee their work, and do that work above board. |
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| What the staff wants is for the restructuring to take place openly and above board. |
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| Explain that its membership is committed to operating above board and to achieve certain objectives. |
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| The counsel therefore by President Mwanawasa on the need for envoys to be above board and avoid being caught up in a web of scandals is valid and should be paid heed to. |
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| Even those who support union with Russia guffaw when asked whether the referendum will be above board. |
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| She always acts above board, never resorting to underhandedness. |
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| It's all above board, like, all legit, no under the counter chuff. |
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| His defence: the arrangement was all above board. |
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| It said the contracts were all above board. |
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| I apply the rules and make sure that everything is above board. |
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| Regulating the work done by cleaning ladies would simply be making undeclared work all above board, and surely that would make it far too expensive? |
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| For everything to be clear, without any ambiguity and above board, a search contract will be agreed upon and signed clearly describing our task and responsibility. |
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| On the face of it, this seems to be above board and logical, but under international and criminal law, a crime needs to be committed in order to be considered a crime. |
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| How can we have it both ways, in other words, and do it like others are doing it, but do it in the Canadian way, which is above board, straight, without blushing? |
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| It is vital that all such contacts be open and above board. |
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| The problem is that these bogeymen in the multi-nationals are protecting their interests in a totally legal and above board way. |
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