| Now, I do not expose my family to smoke and I don't set a bad example either. |
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| It would also set a bad example for other ex-Soviet republics—and give even more cause for Russian gleefulness. |
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| They are destroying the true meaning of athletic competition and do nothing but set a bad example, in particular to our young people. |
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| If a few big countries set a bad example, the situation does not look very good. |
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| Should we set a bad example with our own situation in the Basque country where our language has been considered at risk of disappearing? |
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| The syndic of the Estates reported to Versailles in 1783 that parlementaires set a bad example, paying their taxes eighteenth months, and sometimes even two years late. |
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| In any event, splitting Bosnia into ethnically pure states would set a bad example for the rest of the Balkans. |
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| The question is whether the case of Sweden could potentially set a bad example to others, who are now new Member States. |
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| He held firm when pressed that it might set a bad example for children. |
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| Did it set a bad example for Mr. Bernanke to follow? |
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| I therefore believe that it would set a bad example if we were to safeguard the immunity of an MEP in the case of a violation of a mere traffic regulation. |
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| We need to achieve more effective results not only because of the growing tragedy in Zimbabwe, but also because this could be a focus for instability and could set a bad example. |
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