William or Wilhelm (name)

an administration or political system characterized by transparency, integrity, and a lack of bribery

cheaply-priced; low-cost

incorruptible; unbribable; honest

to fight corruption and promote integrity

inexpensive and of good quality

honest and free from corruption, especially describing a government official or administration

describing goods that are of high quality and sold at a low price

a sense of integrity, morality, and shame

cheap; low-priced

to foster incorruptibility and discourage corruption, often through institutional or financial means

Williamsburg, Virginia

The 'Filial and Incorrupt' civil service categories in the Han dynasty, which later became a single examination subject during the Ming and Qing dynasties.

William Shakespeare (1564-1616), English poet and playwright

Propriety, justice, integrity, and a sense of shame; the four traditional moral principles of society.

Lianjiang, a county-level city in Zhanjiang City, Guangdong

upright and honest (especially of an official)

Yao Silian (557-637), Tang dynasty writer and compiler of the Book of Liang and the Book of Chen

honest and incorruptible, especially in the context of government or official duties

policy of high pay to discourage corruption

(idiom) frugality makes honesty

diligent and honest governance; hardworking and corruption-free administration

William Faulkner (1897-1962), American novelist and poet

extra allowances paid to government officials in the Qing dynasty

Independent Commission Against Corruption, Hong Kong (ICAC)

honest, incorruptible, and possessing high moral integrity

Independent Commission Against Corruption, Hong Kong

Lian Po (327-243 BC), famous general of Zhao state, repeatedly victorious over Qin and Qi

a common English surname, often used as part of a transliterated name